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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
7
Pathfinder Magazine notes the creed praised as the epitome of apostolic teaching. It emerged in the Latin church in the eleventh century with a comparable formula dating back to the second century.
A father warns his daughter as she heads out that her painted appearance could mislead others into thinking she is a streetwise stopight, urging her to pack and wipe the paint from her face.
A reflective view examines how the most generous and merciful in judgment of others often claim freedom from fault. The piece contrasts common hypocrisy with self awareness, urging measured critique and humility.
The village discusses tax rates and fairness as Thorn ton township values rise from about 31 million to 51 million. Residents protest high assessments on Roseland and Dal ton properties while railroads resist increases and officials seek expert guidance.
Village officials discuss possible railroad liability for tearing down the Clark street viaduct without board permission and consider State Commerce Commission action. Reports cover gas main repairs, water pressure issues at Piper Peace Golf Grounds, Harvey reservoir limits, and efforts to fix main-line water supply. also note street corner obstruction, need for street lights, and decisions on fire equipment and delinquent water bills enforcement.
The article notes a regional politeness habit where the Arab servent informs visitors that the sheik is at his prayers. It explains the etiquette and cultural nuance behind the phrase used to indicate absence or unavailability.
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown warning that veteran speeches echo a looming conflict. He says elder voices discuss war while youths must endure the fighting consequences.
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