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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
2
A stray army tale travels from Mons Belgium to Washington Street as soldiers recall a tiny silver monkey mascot said to be seen in the city. A woman prompts rumors of a bronze statue or gargoyle in a church wall while others recall cathedral Gothic arches and coincedent sightings.
A terse exhortation to tackle the hardest tasks upfront to prevent reproach from enemies and to gain a sense of joy. It emphasizes completing major duties before smaller ones and warns of ongoing pressure if hard work is neglected.
A tense scene unfolds as a pale woman with a drawn face enters a room where a man sits deep in thought. Her trembling grip reveals a knife, then she drops it with a groan. She asks about a tornado fund while a chilling unease fills the Gothic setting.
A petition to create a national monument area around the historic Mullan tree on the old Mullan trail has gained approval. The tree marks Captain John Mullan’s Fourth of July survey milestone near the Idaho and Montana connection, with efforts aimed at preservation following damage by tourists.
Classified notice lists choice pear end apple trees and 100 No 1 Concord grape home choice Persian lilac and flowering shrubs. Ornamental trees advertised as fine. sale June 16 with a bargain. Call 412 Thomas for viewing.
An old style ad promises 2h per cent saving on groceries and a fully secured 6 per cent investment with constant value rise. It invites readers to drop an accord for a home or business visit, with no obligation, providing an address H. Sf, Review.
The text presents a garbled dialogue about a wife of a vassal, a joke on vaseline, and a child contentedly sucking a toe. It includes stray phrases about subscribing to funds and a “sollen spoon” in a mouth, reflecting OCR garble and fragmented quotes.
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