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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
A lighthearted local column from Dalton Illinois muses on city life and politics with playful jabs at booster enthusiasm, gas in speeches, office boredom, ripe tomatoes as missiles, school debate, credit checks, college pranks, and Fire Prevention Week cautions.
The U S bureau of education states that irregular attendance in 1924 wasted about 250000000 nationwide. When a portion of a class is absent, the whole class slows, delaying lessons and increasing costs. If attendance rose to near 100 percent, courses could finish sooner with fewer teachers and buildings.
The article contrasts federal tax cuts with state and municipal taxes, noting they are different in nature. It explains public officials would respond to citizens seeking local tax reductions by detailing the distinct roles and impacts of national and local levies.
The piece argues that federal tax cuts are feasible as war costs fade while state and municipal taxes fund permanent needs like roads and schools. It calls for budget reform, waste elimination, and careful scrutiny of expenditures to save dollars without harming essential services.
A 56 year old horse in Washington New Jersey remains healthy and able to work. Observers note such vigor reflects kind treatment and prompt thoughts for Illinois horse owners to prioritize comfort. The piece praises faithful family horses and the value of patient industry among workers.
A new Soviet edict ends home study by school pupils, a move praised by some but likely to be regretted by others as American youths would miss quiet hours at home for thorough task mastery. The author argues disciplined study aids future readiness despite potential strain.
Abd el Krim, the Riffian chief, reportedly offered rewards totaling $5,000 for every American volunteer aviator from the Sherifian squadron taken dead or alive. The Americans aided in a Bouganous fort relief maneuver amid heavy enemy fire and bombardment from air and artillery. Lieut. Col. Charles V. Kerwood and Lieut. Curtiss L. Day suffered and performed missions during the engagement near Ouezzan. Madrid reports Spanish forces have advanced in the Alhucema sector seizing Morro Viejo Malmus and Cuernos Xauen.
The Makah people of the northwest Pacific coast emphasize regular body and face massage to prevent wrinkles and ridicule. A native who neglects this duty is viewed as a cautionary example of aging without proper care.
A tag and junk buyer outstrips rivals by carrying a small camera and trading a two minute photograph for junk found. He is doing a brisk business as he exchanges snaps for discarded items.
The English admiral Horatio Nelson known as the Hero of the Nile led decisive actions on August 2 and 8 1798 to destroy the French fleet anchored at Abukir Bay. His victories solidified his fame in naval history and British tribute.
The quote frames the pessimist as needed to spot present evils and denounce wrong. It argues the aim is not triumph but vigilant critique, urging persistent moral scrutiny and protest as essential civic work.
Olive wood heels are praised for their hardness and attractive grain patterns. The material is encircled with lines of gold or black enamel, enhancing the beauty of the footwear design.
A proverb warns that tossing crumbs on fire feeds the devil. The saying cautions against reckless actions that worsen danger or trouble.
Santos Guardiola, president of Honduras from 1856 to assassination in January 1862, was nicknamed The Tiger of Central America. Though a harsh soldier, he governed with moderation.
A brief dialogue contrasts blaming women with attributing sin to the old Adam. One speaker notes that society often imputes evil to women, while the other suggests sin is more commonly ascribed to men. The exchange highlights gendered judgments in discourse.
A brief quotation notes love before marriage and the many pressures after, reflecting social attitudes in the Louisville Courier Journal. The remark contrasts romance pre nuptials with post wedding realities.
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