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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
5
A small description touts a smocked Little Miss It dress as the best pick for kids, noting a Cinderella style frock in a Sanforized Sanates print. The text contrasts with a baseball bat remark, implying a playful attitude toward hitting.
The South Holland village board met August 28 1934 with Trustees Dalenberg Meyer Van Zanten De Young and President Pals. Clerk Voss read minutes from August 14 and 28. Mancini and Ventrella sought permission to relay north half of 149th street with bond security. Eylander heard on Calumet Lane right of way. meeting adjourned to September 4. A later session considered relaying conditions and bond, crossing watchman service on 159th street, fire engine settlement, and bills including police services for 50.
State agencies awarded multiple highway and bridge contracts across numerous Illinois counties totaling about 1.98 million dollars. Projects include paving near Gridley in McLean County and several county and city road initiatives.
Leonard A. Barrett argues against fatalism and stresses the need for courage and personal initiative. He notes that reliance on predetermined outcomes undermines effort and that true power comes from within. A surgeon’s prayer for aid is cited to show not all success stems from fate.
Buddhism, founded about 600 years before Christ, shares moral aims with Christianity in its emphasis on benevolence. It upholds five precepts against killing, adultery, stealing, lying, and drunkenness, and counts nearly half a billion believers, mainly in the Far East.
A historical note describes Libby Prison once a ship chandler's warehouse near Main Street in Richmond Virginia. The building stood three stories high at the front and four behind with six rooms measuring about 100 by 40 feet.
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