Consistently Inconsistent Consistently Inconsistent
Editorial notes a 6 p.m. Sunday traffic jam on Higgins Road near Carpentersville as the worst of Memorial Day weekend in Chicago area. Meadowdale Raceway drew 33,864. calls for zoning changes, better access highways, and criticizes Tribune for opposing lakefront hall, urging safer traffic planning.
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Abolish Coroner McCarron Over Public Child Exam
The piece denounces Coroner Walter McCarron for subjecting Nancy Hansen six to a public examination about her mother Susan Hansen's death. It calls the coroner’s office a relic and urges its abolition, arguing the public display harmed a child and served no good purpose.
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Psalm 34 6 David's cry and God's saving response
This excerpt analyzes Psalm 34 6 as a gospel path from personal need to prayer to divine deliverance. It frames David as a model of humility and faith, showing repentance, approachable God, and comprehensive salvation from all troubles.
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Your Health Adolescence Is Hardest Period In Rearing Child
The article notes adolescence is a tough but transformative stage in a child’s development. It emphasizes that while challenging, this period marks a crucial shift from childhood to maturity and highlights the early signs of adolescence.
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Summer family entertainment in Chicago venues listed
Free concerts at the Art Institute and zoo outings for a family day. The Chicago Chamber Orchestra conducts a free concert in McKinlock Court on June 14 at 3 30 p m with rain location in the Galieries. Other free activities include Swiss poster exhibit at the Chicago Public Library, Remington Room at the George F Harding Museum, Adler Planetarium shows, and Grant Park shrub displays.
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This Corner's View Of The News Era Chicago Police Reformers And Nightlife
A 1930s Chicago tale recalls Chief Charles Fitzmorris inviting debate on relaxing enforcement of night entertainment. A banker’s lunch prompts talk of New York’s clubs and gambling, with reformers courting funds, and cops shifting tactics amid a crackdown that included shoot to kill during robberies. Seventy three polished dinosaur bones highlight the Ninth Annual Amateur Handcrafted Gerard Jewelry Exhibition at Chicago Natural History Museum June 5 to June 30 with free museum admission on certain days.
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Rackets and Frauds Reflect Modern Character
The author argues that scams persist because people are easily convinced by surface appearances. Consumers, including those warned by the Better Business Bureau, repeatedly fall for old tricks. The piece laments a culture where integrity is scarce and everyone acts for self gain.
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Knowledge Quiz Trivia From Old Newspaper Clippings
A series of multiple choice prompts covering geography history science and literature. Questions include the first European university establishment the Comstock Lode the social security act year and notable figures such as Nero Wolf and Browning.
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