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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
6
Silver Poplars Poem by Grace N Crowell
The speaker celebrates God’s creation of the first tall silver poplar tree and a row of twelve silver poplars on a pale gold hill. The verse describes their beauty by day and night, and reads the poem aloud as Grace N. Crowell notes it in Scribner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace N. Crowell
Scribner's
Listen to Baccalaureates on career paths after graduation
The piece contrasts technical and liberal arts graduates. Technical students often secure jobs quickly in skilled work while arts graduates face uncertainty. It notes arts students may gain cultural growth or later clarity about their place in the workforce.
Eagle Scout Linus Smith honored with Legion support
The American Legion helped bestow the Eagle Scout medal on Linus Smith of Wilmette, highlighting cooperation between men and boys. The ceremony underscored the high prestige of the award and the value of teamwork between organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Linus Smith
Wilmette
Board of Control
Son
Boy Scouts
Cooperative Meetings Strengthen Community Ties
A remark praising the renewed energy from the youths and the stabilizing influence of men, urging many more cooperative gatherings to boost unity and progress within the community.
The Public Library and Community Reading Habits
The piece argues for public libraries as essential to communities. It contrasts towns with and without public libraries and highlights Wilmette’s high usage, 60,440 books borrowed, fiction dominating readers, and a maintenance tax of 6,500 plus 1,000 in supplementary volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Wilmette
Five world musicians to perform at MacDowell Club series
The MacDowell Club announces five top musicians will give recitals at the New Trier High School assembly hall next year. Louise Homer Ossip Gabrilowitsch Reinald Werrenrath Maria Ivogan Pablo Casals comprise the star lineup with $1.50 average subscription price. The club urges subscribers not to miss this rare cultural opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rer High School
Louise Homer
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Reinald Werrenrath
Ritone
Maria Ivogan
Pablo Casals
North Shore
Curci
Paderewski
Kreisler
McCormack
The
MacDowell Musical Club
Friendly police relations clash with speeding arrest
A reflective note warns that while courtesy to officers is good, speeding arrests require strict compliance with law enforcement and reminders that police are sworn to enforce rules.
Park Right Side Near Curb Reminder
The notice emphasizes parking with the right side of the car close to the curb and cautions that the right side remains the right side.
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