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The term baby formerly described any child but Webster says it now usually means an infant in arms.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
3
The term baby formerly described any child but Webster says it now usually means an infant in arms.
The Passing Show notes a whimsical birthday event with Pat the Parrot Mistress Clara guiding a playful scene. Goldfish, ants eggs referenced in a surreal, festive display inviting cheerful reactions.
Vice president B G Wills estimates annual automobile losses reach about 2.0 billion dollars due to ignorance carelessness and incompetence. He warns that deaths and injuries total tens of thousands annually and urges motorists to accept responsibility to cut the toll.
C Williams of 145th Street New York was rundown with no pep. Vinci iron tonic restored his strength and vigor, making a new man of him at Dolton Drug Store.
A run through current shows highlights advances in electric refrigeration. Shoppers can compare models on display revealing new features conveniences and economies added over the last year.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous local businesses across Homewood, Riverdale, Dolton, Harvey, and surrounding towns. Names include hardware stores, radios and appliances, furniture shops, coal and ice yards, and electrical suppliers alongside brands like Frigidaire Norge Kelvinator and General Electric. The passage reads like a business directory or advertisement collage.
Mrs William Maurer returned home after a two week visit with relatives in Detroit Michigan. Attorney William Claassen went to Billings Montana to represent Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Co. Mrs M H Kelly is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs A Meyer celebrated their china wedding anniversary. Wilmer Bowse and Herman Baumgartner returned from a six week trip through the northwest and southwest. Coroner Peter M Hoffman and County Commissioners visited Riverdale. Mrs Theodore Hedtke enjoyed a birthday surprise hosted by friends with Riverdale band music. Leroy Holmes and Anne DeRidder spent the weekend at Ottawa NL with Mr Holmes' parents. George Lichtemeyer and Viola of Blue Island visited Riverdale friends.
At the regular village board meeting B F Dressler urged additional tungsten street lights as at Matteson and Trustee Harwood supported. A permit request by George Wolf for sewer pipe in an open ditch was discussed and the board will reconvene next Monday. The light committee was tasked with exploring bill payment options with the gas and Public Service Companies as Homewood grows.
Mrs. Putnam and daughters Irene and Edna of Whiting Ind visited R A Gouwens and family Sunday. Mabel Koopman stayed with J Welds. Miss Cornelia Downs of Tolland Mich vacationed with Nicholas Blink. Carrie VanErden leaves for Beecher Ill to teach. Anthony Walvoord visits Dr Walvoord then heads to Chicago for college. Stork special brought twins to W Swets and a boy to W Wognum and P Smits. Mrs Wm Gouwens visits Three Oaks Mich. Adriana DeYoung and P DeYoung of Roseland visited Judge DeYoung.
The article explains ontology as the science of being or reality, exploring the nature and essential properties of existence and the relations that bind beings. It presents ontology as a branch of knowledge focusing on what it means for something to be.
In a 1932 Western Newspaper Union syndicated piece the King Badger longs for a new wife to shop for luxuries with. He sends Aethelwold on the quest, ceding power while admitting his loneliness and taste for bright silks, East gems, and gifts to be worn and enjoyed. The narrator notes his own similar joy in buying and the lure of Regent Street and Tiberty’s in London.
London Sporting and Dramatic News quotes a quip on legitimate lotteries contrasting with marriage vows. The piece pivots on the notion that the only legal lottery is to marry, framing the joke as a light legalistic take on courtship and consent.
A Cuttish evolutionist traces human ancestry to the sea cucumber. The idea arises from a noted ongoing human state of being in a pickle.
A British scientist claims that stopping grumbles signals poor health rather than good. He argues that health improves when Englishmen seek medical advice, suggesting weakness in constant complaint from Americans.
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