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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
6
A wry collection of observations contrasts prison life, baseball, devalued dollars, and back-to-the-farm movements with humor. It riffs on walking, goose steps, hot dogs, cold hash, and ears in a tone typical of a light era column. Strong, humorous critiques anchor the piece.
A discussion on mental defect classification critiques recent psychiatric surveys and Freud's diagnosis. It questions the practical value of expert classifications and suggests everyone harbors quirks, noting a humorous take that crazy people may be happier.
A past nationwide drive yoked many children to cultivate gardens, rewarding diligent efforts with prizes. Though some projects faltered without parental care, the spirit endures as youths gain early success and a path up the ladder of success.
Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes issued a safety bulletin warning against horn misuse. He urged using horns to signal passing with margin for safety and cautioned against blasting horns at oncoming traffic or at intersections with stop lights as it creates danger and annoyance.
The U S Civil Service Commission offers open competitive exams for a game management agent earning 2300 to 2900 dollars and a deputy agent 1440 to 1800 dollars annually. Closing date is September 21, 1934. Salaries may be cut up to 5 percent and retirement deductions up to 12 1/2 percent. Obtain full details from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington.
A collection of humorous exchanges and one liners from various speakers. Voices include visitors, workers, students, and family figures trading quips on life, love, work, and daily trouble. The snippets mix playful observations with social satire.
Anna Paluszek of Nassar College excels in shot put sprints and jumps. She was selected as a member of the Polish American team for the Olympic games in Warsaw in August.
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