Chicago

Chicago city borders are very irregular. The most definite border is the Eastern which is Lake Michigan. Not surprisingly, O'Hare International Airport is within the borders of Chicago. Although many think it is connected to the city by the Kennedy Expressway, it is actually connected by a small strip of land that runs along Foster Avenue. The strip was ceded to the City of Chicago by Rosemont in exchange for Lake Michigan water service, allowing the city to annex the O'Hare land.

By looking at the maps for the communities along the borders of the city, you can discern the actual border areas.

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According to the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, as of 2019, there were approximately 1.2 million Hispanics in Pennsylvania, making up about 9% of the state's total population.

There is no definitive answer on flights per day. United Airlines/United Express operates the most departures from the airport per day (210), followed by American Airlines/ American Eagle (126), and Southwest Airlines (123). LAX connects 87 domestic and 69 international destinations in North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania. Its most prominent airlines are United Airlines (18.24% of passenger traffic, combined with United Express traffic), American Airlines (14.73%) and Southwest Airlines (12.62%). Other airlines with a presence on a lesser scale include Delta Airlines (7.33%), Alaska Airlines (4.74%), Northwest Airlines (3.79%), and Continental Airlines (3.76%) It is the world's fifth-busiest airport by passenger traffic and eleventh-busiest by cargo traffic, serving over 60 million passengers and more than two million tons of freight in 2006. It is the busiest airport in the state of California, and the third-busiest airport by passenger traffic in the United States based on final 2006 statistics. In terms of international passengers, LAX is the second-busiest in the U.S. (behind only JFK International Airport in New York City), and 26th worldwide.

You can learn about Southside Chicago from various sources such as local news outlets, community organizations, history books, and online resources. Additionally, exploring the area in person can provide valuable insights into its culture, history, and current developments.

If you are talking about one room school houses.... It was in the early 1700's

The first One Room School House looked like an Early Settler house. As time went on some buildings had gable roofs with straight lines. A number of influences gave them their characteristics. The brackets under the eaves are Italianate. The white trim which follows the eaves forms a pediment of a Greek Revival homes. The triangle over the windows are a carpenter's version of the Gothic Revival.

The gable roof is the triangular upper portion of a wall at the end of a pitched roof. A bracket is a support for a shelf or other weight attached to a wall. A pediment is in classical architecture. It is a low pitched triangular gable above a portico. A portico is a roofed space, open or partly closed, forming the entrance of a house like a porch roof. There are many styles including the Greek Revival.

The time period that this was popular was from the early 1700's thru the 1900's.

People had to live close to the school because the children had to walk to school. There was only one room for all the children. School was very important to early settlers; therefore it was one of the first things they built. The schools were started for religious reasons, mainly so that children could read from the Bible.

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There is no definitive answer to this question as corruption can be difficult to quantify and measure accurately. Cook County, IL has had a history of corruption, with several politicians being implicated in scandals, but an exact number of corrupt politicians is not readily available.

Chicago's current population is estimated to be around 2.7 million people. This makes it the third most populous city in the United States.

A coast is the land that borders a body of water, such as an ocean or sea. It is the point where land and water meet, and can vary in characteristics from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs. Coasts are important ecosystems that provide habitats for various marine and terrestrial species.

Sally's Stage was located on the East side of Western Avenue about a half block south of Devon. It probably closed 20 years ago and the site may now be a Middle Eastern or Indian restaurant. It had a huge pipe organ. Accd to http://www.acorntheater.com/prod2011211111.htm, the organist was: "Highly accomplished theater organist, Don Springer, plays music from the 1920's - 40's including those sweet and happy toe-tapping melodies everyone enjoys. He is the former organist in residence at the Hinsdale Theater in Hinsdale IL and played the Barton Theater Pipe Organ for years as the senior organist at the unconventional and wildly popular Sally's Stage in Chicago, IL during the 1980's." Sally's was owned by a guy named Joe Bortz. He purchased the building that housed Sally's Ribs up on Western Ave. and turned it into Sally's Stage. Accd to some "a cathedral of convoluted bad taste bringing together roller skating singing waiters, a huge theatrical pipe organ and some of the most mediocre pan pizza ever tasted, all in one cavernous room." It also had a mechanical bull. Joe also owned and founded the Dr. Jazz Ice Cream parlors on Montrose and in Evanston. A ProQuest search of the Chicago Tribune turns up 142 articles and advertiisements. These are the lengthiest articles: Night scene; Sally's Stage serves up its heaping dish of comic corn Larry Kart. Chicago Tribune Jul 17, 1977. p. E8 OPENER; You can find it at Sally's Cheryl Lavin. Chicago Tribune Oct 9, 1977. p. H10 Dining; Fun vies with food at Sally's, Squadron Fran Zell. Chicago Tribune Oct 14, 1979. p. D12 Cabarets; Strangeness inl the night: Clubs that thrive on off-the-wall fun Night life that marches to an offbeat drummer Here's where to trip the night fantastically Steven Morris. Chicago Tribune Jul 10, 1981. p. B1 CABARETS; Clubs' brave experiment: Opening doors to music fans who aren't old enough to drink Lynn Van Matre. Chicago Tribune May 2, 1982. p. G18 A new credo: Be unusual, land a diner; Restaurateurs often find that it takes something extra Edie Cohen. Chicago Tribune Apr 26, 1985. p. F5 From what I KNOW, Sally's Stage opened in 1969, And closed sometime in the late 1980's-Early 1990's. Probably the first years I described, And at one time was an Estee Sleep Shop; Which sold bedding, etc.

The Wieland Dairy and Ice Cream Factory, (in Chicago), was developed by my great grandparents, Jacob and Gottlieben (Gleich) Wieland. They came to the USA in 1889, bringing along their 7 sons,1 daughter, and Jacob's father. The Wieland Dairy was very successful, as was the Ice Cream Factory, where the "Good Humor" ice cream bar was developed. In the early 1930's the dairy was sold, for $8.5 million to "Borden", hence the name "Wieland/Borden Dairy" on all the bottles, for a period of time, (stipulated in the sale), later becoming just "Borden". The money was divided equally between the the sons and daughter. Two of the sons were against the sale, so they started CJ Wieland & Company Dairy. Not knowing whether this is a genealogy question or a question about the dairy itself, I welcome all to contact me. My father was eventuallya partner in the C.J Wieland Dairy and the chief chemist developing the formulas for the products. The Dairy was eventually sold to Hawthorn Melody in 1951. I would LOVE any photos anyone has of the dairy such as someone said they had. C.J. Wieland had an ice cream parlor and was regarded as the premium brand in Chicago. The aidry products were sold both in many markets and by home delivery.

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Carl Sandburg was of Swedish descent. He was born to Swedish immigrants in Galesburg, Illinois in 1878.

Upton Sinclair was born on September 20, 1878.

"Kin" by Carl Sandburg reflects on the complex and intricate connections among family members. It emphasizes the idea that deep bonds can exist between people, even those who may seem different or distant. The poem suggests that a shared lineage can unite individuals in ways that go beyond physical resemblance or proximity.

well , The poem " A Tall Man" can be found in the book " Cornhuskers"; a series of poems that revolve around life on the great plains. A Tall Man is under the category Shenanddoah which revolves around war.

Carl Sandburg's poem "Chicago" defends the city against dark accusations of prostitution, poverty, and exploitation of the working class. In the end, he suggests that such accusations plague any large city, and he asserts that "Under the terrible burden of destiny," Chicago laughs "as a young man laughs, laughing even as an ignorant fighter laughs who has never lost a battle, bragging and laughing that under his wrist is the pulse, and under his ribs the heart of the people." Thus, he asserts that the spirit of the city not only survives, but thrives in spite of its dark underbelly, and perhaps even has more character because of it. The full text of "Chicago" can be found here: http://www.blackcatpoems.com/s/chicago.html

I am extremely frustrated. Although it has been at least 43 years since I heard the poem "The Man With The Five Broken Fingers" by Carl Sandburg I haven't been able to find it anywhere. I was read the poem by my literature teacher when I was in the 8th grade. I believe the poem had to do with a man's treatment in a prison war camp during World War 2 ---- [Edit] The Poem first appeared on August 23, 1942. It was probably written earlier that year.

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Lombard College is Galesburg, Illinois and the US Military Acacemy at West Point, but he failed to graduate.

Carl Sandburg died in Flat Rock North Carolina.

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Main Characters:

Joey (Joe) Dowdel
Mary Alice Dowdel
Grandma Dowdel
Supporting Characters:


Ernie
Effie Wilcox
Mr. Cowgill
O.B Dickerson
Vandalia Eubanks and Junior Stubbs
Mr. and Mrs. Weidenbach

The time of sunrise and sunset is very dependent on the precise location and the date in question. Please re-post your question with the date and the city name or ZIP code. If you add the WikiAnswers category "Sunset Times", I'll see it.

You can calculate the time of sunrise and sunset easily by visiting the United States Naval Observatory web site's Sunrise & Sunset calculator. You will need the date, city and state for US locations, or the date, latitude, longitude and time zone for any other locations in the world.

The site is

http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/data-services/rs-one-day

You can also calculate the times of sunrise and sunset for one year at a given location at the site:

http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/data-services/rs-one-year