The Churches Adjust Seasonal Youth and Anniversary Plans
The Church at 188th St and Wabash Ave lists services including Sunday Bible school at 10 30 a m morning worship and sermon with children's sermonette 6 45 p m Luther League meetings for Junior and Intermediate. Miss Gertrude Engelhardt leads the Intermediate. September 28 marks Young People's Week with a special morning message. October 12 celebrates the church 19th anniversary. Reformation on October 31 and Stewardship talks on November 9 and 16. You are welcome at all services. Judw. A. Vuoirhees Dastos
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Wabash Ave
Luther League
Gertrude Engelhardt
Immanuel Evan Church Home Coming Reminder
Immanuel Evan Church invites members and friends to attend on Sunday September 14 with church school at 10:00 and services German 9:00 English 11:00. Pastor William Kreis urges full participation. confirmation class for 12 year olds begins September 18 at 9:30 each Saturday.
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Immanuel
William Kreis
Self Diagnosis and the Line Between Health and Illness
A brief meditation from Woman's Home Companion notes most people can tell when they are sick but few can judge when they are truly well. It reflects on the boundary between health and sickness and the uncertainty in self assessment.
Coffee consumption per head in England and America
English sparing of coffee limits per person to half a pound annually while American consumption runs to about eighteen pounds per year. This contrast highlights a wide regional difference in coffee usage.
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England
America
London
Baby elephants struggle to use trunks for feeding
Young elephants are unable to feed with trunks at first and must spend time learning the tactic from their mothers. The dependence on parental guidance highlights the gradual skill acquisition in young elephants.
One-Way Bank Saving Money Sample Matter
In a Florida Times Union snippet a husband advises giving 4 to his wife’s mother then attempt to recover it later. The quote reflects a quirky or cautionary financial suggestion noted in a brief column.
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Florida Times Union
Quote from Ho on honesty and self interest in Chinatown
The Washington Star quotes the Ho sage of Chinatown remarking that even the honest man can be easily convinced that what benefits him is right. The aphorism reflects on bias, persuasion, and moral self interest in urban life.
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Chinatown
Washington Star
Doctor Stofman Serves Treasury Employees Medical Needs
Dr Katherine S Uolfman, chief physician for the United States Treasury, oversees emergency medical care for thousands of department workers. Treasury officials report sick leave declines since she assumed duties in April. Doctor Stofman is daughter of Brig Gen C J Symonds, base commander at Port Bliss Texas.
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Katherine S Uolfman
United States
Treasury Department
Department
Treasurys
Doctor Stofman
C. J. Symonds
Port Bliss
Texas
Deepest quarry in marble region noted in Vermont
The Detroit News item notes the deepest quarry in the world lies in Vermont’s marble region. It adds an odd fact that no golf architect has yet built a green on the opposite side.
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Vermont
Detroit News
Health program proposal in School District 148 1930 31
The school health service aims for educational and remedial work with emphasis on prevention. It covers health examinations by physician and nurse, follow up, disease prevention, a healthy school environment, daily schedule, lunches, ventilation and safety, and a health literate staff promoting lasting healthy habits.
Illinois Fire Prevention Week Urges Civic Action
Illinois officials report 417 fire deaths last year and 2 million dollars in monthly property losses. Governor Louis L. Emmerson proclaims October 5 to Fire Prevention Week and calls for statewide education and coordinated prevention efforts by mayors fire chiefs chambers of commerce and schools to reduce fire causes.
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Ilinois
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Louis L. Emmerson
Emmerson
Tenois
Illinois
Chambers of Commerce
Winsome Tailleur in Beige Brown Mixture Fashion
A popular screen actress wears a jacket and skirt in a beige brown mixture with a deep red carnation lapel ornament. The fashion shows Hollywood trends with this new style choice.
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Hollywood
Arrows Edge Hope in Fast South Side Junior League Showdown
Arrows, champions of the South Side Junior League, defeated Hope, champions of the Senior League, 4 to 3 last Sunday. Pitcher Chuck Markus was in fine form, keeping the seniors in check, while Ben Curtis starred with two terrific centerfield catches and drove in the winning run in the eighth.
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Arrows
Hope
Chuck” Markus
Ben Curtis
Youth and girl plotted attack on Midlothian police chief
An 18 year old girl Lucille Wilkinson and an accomplice planned a kidnapping and robbery of Chief Alfred A. Terry of Midlothian at a pond near 147th and Crawford. The girl was captured at Blue Island jail after revealing the scheme. a man, Emil Gleckman of Harvey, fled. Police searched for the male conspirator while the Blue Island Star reported the tale. Lucerne noted for lakeside scenery near the Alps is described after the arrest portion.
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Alfred A. Terry
Midlothian
Lucille Wilkinson
W. 106Th Place
Blue Island
Terry
147Th
Crawford
Emil Gleckman
Harvey
Kleckman
Arrows Set For Senior Championship Three-Game Series
The Arrows announce a three game city championship series against Jehovah Champs of the North Division Juniors. First game Sunday at Cragin Field, second at Shewbridge Field September 21, final at Comiskey Park. Junior games start 1 pm. Senior games 3 pm. Tickets 50 cents from players. Fans invited to support Riverdale and Dalton.
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Arrows
Jehovah Champs
Cragin Field
Grand and
Central Avenue
Shewbridge Field
Duffy Florals
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Riverdale
Dalton
The
Football Players Wanted for Information Call
Wanted notices seek football players with contact to C. E. Peters, Dolton 692.
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C. E. Peters
Dolton
Why Study Philosophy
A concise maxim from American Magazine argues that college men who study philosophy remain receptive to others while those pursuing practical fields may cling to their own ideas. It underscores the value of philosophical study for balanced judgment.
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American Magazine
Prisoner of Chillon Hero Bonivard Recalled
The last inmate of the dungeon of Chillon was Bonivard the prior of St Victor at Geneva held captive by the Duke of Savoy in 1550. He is the hero of Byron's poem Prisoner of Chillon. Homesickness results from inability to make quick menial adjustments to new conditions and is a misfortune.
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Byron
Chillon
Bonivard
St. Victor
Geneva
Duke of Savoy
Firefighting Tip for Oil Blazes Warns Against Water
A safety note advises never throwing water on burning oil. Use earth flour or sand to smother the blaze, and if unavailable a thick rug or curtain may be placed over the flames to stop spread.
Poorman State Commander Elected At Aurora Convention
Captain Arthur G. Poorman of Chicago Heights is elected State Commander by active Legionaries at a large Aurora convention. Delegates debated a minority report urging repeal of the 18th Amendment but tabled it as political. Peoria will host next year with 26 resolutions on rehabilitation, hospital expansion, Bogardus act rewards, insurance loan legislation, and naval conference reporting.
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Arthur G. Poorman
Chicago Heights
Aurora
Resolutions
Peoria
Bogardus
National Defense Committee
Roseland Merchant Struck by Auto
Charles Kleinhuizen a 73 year old Roseland clothing merchant sustaining a broken left shoulder and bruised leg after being hit by an auto driven by Frank Stevens near his store on Michigan avenue at 113th street. He was rushed to Roseland Community hospital where an X ray showed the injuries.
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Charles Kleinhuizen
113Th Street
South End
Michigan Avenue
Frank Stevens
118Th Street
Kleinhuizen
Roseland Community Hospital
Philip Schug
Eggleston Avenue
Police to Arrest Underage Drivers in Lansing
Lansing officials warn that children under 16 who drive cars face arrest under state law. Police say the measure protects pedestrians and drivers, and also the youths. Homewood last week saw three boys taken into custody and warned for future conduct.
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Lansing
Homewood
Lansing Herald
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First National Bank
Dolton, Ill
Chas. E. Waterman
Horace Holmes
M. R. Weidner
W. H. Baker
William Staat
Horace Holmes, Jr
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Primrose Coal Vta
G. R. Collinson Coal Yard
Park Ave
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Dolton Phone
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