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Newspaper

Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1924

Page

6

A Vagabond Song

Poem notes a restless autumn mood and October’s call to wanderers. Vivid images of maples and frosty asters evoke a gypsy impulse stirring the speaker’s spirit as October flames invite following the vagabond.

Wilmette Opportunity Days Offer Low Prices

Local merchants promote two upcoming Opportunity Days in Wilmette inviting residents to buy necessities and luxuries at reduced prices. The plan aims to foster home-town shopping by inviting customers to enjoy favorable deals, akin to hosting friends for dinner, strengthening community ties with local businesses.

Wilmette

Who's Who in America selection criteria discussed

The piece explains that absence from Who's Who does not imply insignificance and quotes the preface on distinguishing best known individuals from the best. It notes that selection reflects notability and that many qualified people may be omitted or not respond.

America W.W

Limited Who's Who Entry Leaves Mass of Citizens Outside

The piece notes that 25 357 citizens are in Who's Who, leaving about 110 million others outside. It laments the narrow selection and broad comparison, highlighting the vastness of the population excluded from recognition.

Time for Fun and Slower Pace for Busy Chicago Era

A Chicago businessman argues Americans push too hard and rush daily. He urges taking more time for fun and casual picnics, noting nearly 500 auto deaths in Cook County this year. The piece advocates a slower pace to improve business and safety.

Chicago Cook County

Women voters and civic knowledge noted in clubs

The piece argues that women voters take responsibilities seriously and study civics more than men. It highlights Civics and Legislation committees in women’s clubs and suggests fall ballots will be thoughtfully marked by educated voters. It questions whether the average woman is not better informed on civic questions.

Wilevansbrook Encampment Forms Union of Local Lodges

Oddfellows from Evanston Wilmette Winnetka and Glencoe unite on Saturday September 13 to form Wilevansbrook Encampment No 177. The group aims to strengthen member lodges and provide opportunities for service and vigor through bonded association.

Oddfellows Evanston Wilmette Winnetka Glencoe Wilevansbrook

Frugal purchase nets ice box worth much less than paid

A friend sought an inexpensive ice box and paid seven dollars for one advertised as worth thirty five. He found the deal in a want ad and considered the item only marginally valuable.

Tourist’s Weariness With Ruins Grows Quick

A tourist grows tired quickly and desires sleep or home after visiting sites. The pace of ruins wears on him as fascination fades, with satisfaction draining after short visits. He notes that ruins every four or five days become tiresome and tiresome.

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