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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1931
Page
3
A historical note cites Yee Lang writing a colorful Chinese will to his brother Yee Suey. He declares health failing and property to pass under Yee Suey’s control after his death. The quirky phrasing highlights cross language wills and family transfer of property.
Old Glasgow racing program reveals horse names such as Jack's My Favorite Britons Strike Home Fear Not Victorious Kiss in a Corner and First Time o’ Asking, reflecting period whimsy and creative spellings.
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney recounts a month in Russia in Collier's Weekly noting Bolshevism is not a civic cure and criticizing state atheism and church suppression while praising the personal growth from his observations. He warns that organized religion remains essential for humanity.
A brief thought from Country Home urging removal of unnecessary suffering via sanity kindness and tolerance.
Despite having less than 500 miles of surfaced roads Argentina has the highest per capita motor vehicle registrations in the two Americas outside the United States and Canada.
In the Haines versus Village of Lansing and Chicago Heights case dated July 15, 1931 the costs of 1243.50 were split. Lansing’s share was reduced to 248.70 after village attorney Herbert C. DeYoung argued Lansing’s smaller size justifies a lower burden. Judge Lindsay approved and the injunction against Little Calumet river pollution was set permanent but not effective until January 15, 1938, allowing time for a sewage plant.
A brief note on the robe comedian as a member of a vanishing race, with a tone of stoic indifference toward its extinction. The piece implies cultural decline and a lack of public remorse.
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