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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1928

Page

7

Earned His Nickname The Bobbin Boy Banks

Nathaniel Prentiss Banks of Massachusetts earned the nickname The Bobbin Boy for his early work as a machinist and in linen factories. He later served as governor and long-time congressman, and was chosen speaker of the house after the 133rd ballot.

Bobbin Nathaniel Prentiss Banks Massachusetts Congress House of Representatives Nick

Education Roots Prejudice and Its Deep Roots

A reflective aphorism asserts that prejudices persist where education has not loosened the soil of the heart. The piece argues education weakens bias, likening prejudice to stubborn weeds among rocks.

harlatteRrante

Keep Em Together Riches Are Noomenace If

A fragment suggests a Wall Street theme focusing on finance and unity. It mentions riches and dollars and warns against divorcing money from sense during a tourney or event context. The text is patchy but centers on prudent financial judgment amid speculative activity.

Wall Street Tourna

Postal Zones and Parcel Post Rates Defined by U S Regulations

The country is divided into half degree square areas forming centers for eight encircling zones. The first seven zones have radii from 50 to 1,800 miles, with the eighth zone covering territory beyond 1,800 miles. Parcel post rates follow these zones.

United States

Rubbing Technique Aims to Lift Furniture Dents

Instructions describe dampening the dent with warm water then rubbing with a brown pauper cloth, repeating steps to raise the surface. Apply heat until moisture evaporates, redoing if the dent remains sunken.

When Board Is a Prank A phink un on board inches wide

A fragmentary note describes a prank involving a board with unknown width and thickness measurements between 114 inches and unspecified values. The text omits clear dates names or locations but hints at a physical object used in the joke.

Dolton approves long term sewer condemnation and assessment

The Village of Dolton, Cook County, Illinois, orders a special assessment to fund a connected sanitary and storm sewer system on Woodlawn Avenue 146th Street Ellis Avenue Greenwood Avenue University Avenue Shepard Drive Lincoln Avenue and Dobsbon Avenue. The plan includes a 150 by 20 foot easement along Section 2 and calls for ten annual installments at 6 percent interest. Final hearing set for September 25, 1928 before County Court. Commissioners John Harms Jr Joseph Locher William Waddell.

Dolton Chicago Southern Railroad County CO Woodlawn Avenue Chicago & Southern R. R. Co 146Th Street Lincoln Avenue Ellis Avenue Greenwood Avenue University Avenue Shepard Drive Dobsbon Avenue 148Th Street Dalton County of Cook Illinois Cook County A. D John Harms, JR Joseph L. Locher William Waddell

Remarkable Tobacco Box at Caxton Hall London

One of the world’s most remarkable tobacco boxes sits in Caxton Hall London. It stands over a foot square and four feet high, weighs about 100 pounds, and is enclosed in a series of later additions all encased in silver. The original 200 year old box is valued at 250000 dollars.

Caxton Hall London

Silence as a reply to fools and unreasonable people

A Plutarch quotation contrasts silence with foolishness and unreasonable behavior. It suggests wise men seek reason and fair words, while silence may be used to restrain dealing with those lacking breeding or common sense.

Euripides Plutarch

Lansing Labor Day Tales and Local Family News

Community notes from Lansing recount Labor Day visits and travels across Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. Local families including the Dahms, Boxums, and Bergs share gatherings at Blue Island, Wicker Park, and Turkey Run, with multiple trips to Milwaukee and Terre Haute.Deaths list entries noting Bessie Kikkert 21, Kathryn Jabaay 23, Martin Broertjes 27.

South Torrence Avenue Simpson Sadie Ooms North School Street Gary Edna Beningenburg Fremont Mich John Beingenburg Martha Boxum Columbus Mont Dick Becker Lansing Jimmie Burns Leo Olson Coliseum Chicago Wm. Seck Henry Lange N. E. Dahms Eagle Lake Walls Milwaukee Sophia DeMik Holland Church Wicker Park Labor Day Walter Aurora Jess Hull Hessville Ind Ireland Freeman O’conner Kenneth Burgess Hammond Kenton Ohio Samuel Groenier John Oak Glen Otto Schultz Roy Robert Ruth Edw. Fieldhouse North Lansing Fieldhouse Jean Wierenga Margaret Dommier Rekie Daehn Indiana Walter Gouthys Terre Haute Harley Gouty Berdena Wayne Jester Perrysville Bessie Kikkert South Boy Street Kathryn Jabaay Munster Martin Broertjes Black Oak

First Reformed Church Lansing Sermons in Holland and English

The First Reformed Church of Lansing lists sermons by Rev. A. Karreman at 9.30 a.m. in Dutch on The Holy Spirit and His Work and at 2.00 p.m. in English on Elijah Before the King. Sunday school at 8.30 p.m. and C E led by Miss Ruth Van Weelden at 7.30 p.m.

First Reformed Church of Lansing A. Karreman Holy Elijah King Ruth van Weelden

Satire Fragment Warns Against Excess Consumption

A fragment warns that excess of any good becomes harmful, noting that too much of anything is bad and a rule of use should temper indulgence. The line reflects a caution about balance and self control in everyday life.

Terence

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