Ladies urged to visit for fine meals cooked by electricity
An invitation promises a complete meal prepared by electricity with boiled, stewed, baked and heated dishes. The offer targets women to visit and enjoy the modern dining experience powered by electric cooking.
Thrift Week Launches National Campaign for War Savings
National Thrift Stamp Week opened with a goal of two billion dollars for 1913 to back Liberty Bonds and War Savings Certificates. The campaign, led by the War Savings Committee and National Council of Defense, urges small purchases from 25 cents to 4.13 dollars, promoting thrift as patriotic and accessible to all.
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Lucey Legacy in LaSalle Retail and Community Circles
John J. Lucey, a prominent LaSalle dry goods merchant and longtime member of a notable local family, was widely recognized within the community for his business leadership and social involvement. His respected status reflected the era's prominent merchant class and neighborhood networks.
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He'd Take No Chances on Gee
Wilbert aged two overheard his mother rebuke his older brother for saying Gee. Later his grandmother taught the alphabet and named the letter G, and he asked Mamma may 4G.
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