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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
8
September to November Reflections on a Turbulent Year
The passage recalls a dramatic stretch with Dempsey aphelion, school openings, oyster season, Miss America, the Winkles luck, hay fever relief, and the rescue of Orphan Annie. It notes September as wonderful and hints at continued events into October and November.
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Dempsey
Zander
Billy Sunday
Aurora
Illinois
South Dakota
Coolidges
Coolidge
Orphan Annie
Sandy
Cal
Lake Michigan
Fifi
Grand Anse
Geneva
Chicago
Aimee
Temple Row
Daddy Warbucks
Big Ew
Len Small
America
King George
Tex Richard
Tex
Caesar Octavius
Augustus
P. T. Barnum
Looking back at 1927 as ornate diary recalls
Excerpts from a diary recount notable 1927 events and figures. It notes a chicken hawk on Chicago’s lakefront, Aimee McPherson’s Coliseum meeting, Lindberghs jump, Coolidge era scenes, and a broad year-end reflection on 1928 prep. It ends with personal finance advice and cautionary social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Front
Chicago
Aimee McPherson
Coliseum
William Hale Thompson
King George
Yorktown
Mississippi
Albert Snyder
Lindbergh
Wartime Appliances Promise Power for War and Home
The article argues that modern electrical facilities meet current power needs for both war production and civilian use. It contends that widespread appliance use saves energy and frees home labor for productive wartime activities.
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