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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
7
The Ryan Shop at 7700 Madigan Street was broken into Sunday morning at 4 0. m. but nothing was taken. Robbers likely alarmed by the burglary device, left after police found a hole in the glass. Earlier break-in last year also yielded significant stock losses.
A new bus service is planned with hourly trips from Fifth Avenue and Lake Street in Maywood to Desptalnen. The service is expected to begin in about a week, with two buses in operation.
W S Perry and sons Paul and James attended Cook County Bee Keepers' association field meeting at Meineke Honey Farm near Arlington Sleights. The group welcomed a $30,000 state bee inspection appropriation, with 800 aplarfea reported in Cook County and 450 inspected. Perry family maintains nine hives in River Forests and demonstrated honey extraction. speakers included J M Barr of Wisconsin and H E Root of Ohio.
A curt review of Willan Gerhardt’s The Polygrots praising its satirical portrayal of postwar demoralization and department power games. It lauds Gerhardt’s character drawing including Aunt Verena and Natasha while critiquing the book’s irony and the author’s stance on postwar civilization.
The text analyzes a proposed conversation between Mr. Roth and Mr. Zangwill on the future of the Jewish people. It notes their radically different viewpoints and the book’s exploration of their discourse, sometimes rambling, sometimes lucid, as a study of the Jewish problem.
The excerpt presents a discussion about Jewish perspectives linked to figures like the Gentine, Chent erton, Belloc, Ford, and Nils followera. It hints at a debate on religious identity and public opinion, with characters Olga and Freda reacting to a family topic and a mention of a possible car purchase.
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