[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 167
ventional nickel. Oc-casionally they have barbecues and clam-bakesat Cheltenham Beach, which, though at timesenjoyable, are not exactly the class of entertain-ment to which one would invite the ladies ofhis family. There are always vast crowds of people inChicago athirst for amusement. That is… … THE charms of Chicagoas a summer resort have beensung ever since one can remem-ber. No matter how sultry the at-mosphere in the down-town district, there isgenerally a cool breeze from the lake to tem-per the fierceness of the sun if one can onlyget where it is blowing. It is the purpose ofthe…
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