Tragedy Shatters Italian War Hero Antonio Abrizzino
Antonio Abrizzino once a Naples born artist who served in World War I is described as a war hero whose mind and life were shattered by conflict. The piece follows his return to Florence and his chalk pavement drawings of Madonnas while his memory and love Blossom Muroney fade, with references to his wartime friend Guillo and his long, troubled path through hospitals and exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlorenoa
First Gallery
Ateve
Leonardo da Viorel
Bilchelangelo
Machiavelli
Savenarola
Florence
Ite Citiens
Antonio Abrizzino
Naples
Joya
Mtn
Galery
Fonte Veechto
Antonio
Raphael
del Sorto
Guido Rent
Titiano
Tourinm
Kin
Nex
Bambino
Guillo
Quitla
Reid
Antenis
Quillo
Benck
Italy
Wim
Phrog
Abe
Flores
Hia
Venice
Rome
America
New York
Port
Firvencheh Vilage
Bohemian
Neapelltao
Btossum Muroney
Bloganta
Shy
Antonia
Ufe
Hlossom
Tony
Belgium
Idul
Ponfifet
Teilany
Anetris
Bloesom
Bossom
Clogton
Fle Cage
Thien
Itely
Tewae
Elect
Thin Gallery
Roina
Palazzo Ula
Flying Torpedoes in Air War Efforts by British Experts
British war experts describe the Flying Torpedoes, air launched bombs with curved wings and movable tail surfaces. Carried by heavy planes to great heights, they are to be released beyond anti aircraft range and guided by wireless signals toward targets for destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelens
Cresenech
Traventor
Plane rescue brings dying miner to Alaska hospital
William Almmoll of Kuakokwin lay near McGrath with no doctor nearby and faced a ten day overland trek in frigid conditions. Pilot Ben Belson flew him 200 miles to Fairbanks where doctors and nurses gave care. The timely airlift highlights northern pilots linking outposts to civilization and opening avenues for vital service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Alaska
Wiliam Almmoll
Kuakokwin
Nevana
Ben Belson
Wan Ma
Fairbanke
Phiyatclang
Japanese Arrivals Study English Proficiency at Port
Immigration inspectors examine 238 Japanese aboard the President McKinley. Passports from Japan. many claim long residence here yet speak no English. Officials report findings at the immigration station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hner
McKinley
Japan
Imsnigration
Stm Ton
Breaks in Ky town as artillery shakes residents
Report from Luciaville near Camp Knox describes home tremors and fear after heavy artillery fire. Seventy five millimeter guns were used for about twenty minutes, breaking two water mains and rattling residents between 1 and 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guna
Loulaville
Camp Knox
Luciaville
Realdenta
Treasury debt changes may cut annual interest by 700000
United States Treasury reports the June fiscal year pattern shows government expenditures exceeding quarterly operations by about five years. Treasury experts estimate an annual interest savings of 700000 from the debt restructuring, with about 150000000 in new securities issued this month and 445000 in matured notes retired June 16. A British payment of 96000000 retrofits wartime debt, reducing Liberty bonds by 69000000 at about four percent, while total debt remains over 24 trillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Poe Ananedadea
Wivem
Eominett
Army Doctors Claim Whooping Cough Cure Found
Army doctors at Edgewood Arsenal announce a chlorine gas treatment for whooping cough. The method involves inhalation of gas in four daily sessions, likened to President Coolidge’s cold remedy. Predictions include school gas chambers and trained nurses to reduce bronchial and nasal epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 3
Wahebington
Army
Gashouse Geng
Johnny
Mary
Edgewood Arsenal
Chemical Warfare Service
Nava
Cool Tge
Washington
Pew
Sexton a Useful Man Rings Bell in Bavarian Tale
In a Munich suburb pupils were asked to write about a local church sexton. A widely circulated composition claims the sexton rings bells at morning, noon, and night to trigger daily routines and to profit from deaths, weddings, and funerals, provoking mixed reactions across Bavarian papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Benccboys
Sleven
Matto
Nigerians Prosper Under British Rule in Nigeria
An article by Sir Hugh Clifford, Nigeria’s governor, praises British governance. It claims Nigerians are peaceful and content, have improved living standards, and show progress in farming and industrial work. It notes a rise in exports to about 50 million dollars, far above 1918 estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ciee
Nigeria
Axys
Hugh Clifford
England
Hugh
Waye
Church Notes and Local Religious Services and Civil Service Exam
Local church notes list services across multiple congregations including M. E. Church at 20 Manush Ave with a morning sermon and evening Young People's meeting, Johnsey Lutheran with German services and Sunday school, Pioneer Presbyterian with morning worship led by O. P. Bates, and other churches in the district. Also announces a Civil Service open competitive exam for a clerk-carter in the Forest Park Post Office to be held in Chicago on September 6, 1924, with application details at the Forest Park post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Presbyterian
Ferdinand Avenue
Lazingtes
O. P. Bates
Hannah Avenue
Terom Park
Bermon
Tom Semlor
M. Thureday
Eaman Baptist
Harlem Avenue
Dixom Street
Hey
Herman Essex
Pervican
Banday
By. m
Morton Park
Young Papples Preyer
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Clerk-Carter
Forest Park
Chicago
Henry F. Marwurm
Alabama Leads in Brown Ore and Steel Materials
Alabama ranked first among states in brown ore production and in having the fullest stockpile of materials for iron and steel making, reflecting its rich mineral resources and industrial base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
Alabama
Raoke Srst
True Wisdom Showed by Self Control in Life
Fragmentary sentence hints at ancient counsel: wisdom not loud in precept but evident in firm mind and mastered appetite. Linguistic remnants obscure full meaning but imply virtue guiding actions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miner
United States Treasury House
New Securities
Sexton
M. E. Churgh
Manush Ave
At. Johnsey
Lutheran Circle Avenue
Washington St
Marcus Wagner
Bonday
Pe. m
GT. Paul's Lutheran
OG. Wanningpy
Diven Street
Brown Avenue
Apm Man's Society
ST. Peter's EV. Lutheran
Hanvah Avenue
Adama Street
William W. Such
Realdenca
Marenge Avenue
Bundsay
Wongliah
Harverd Street
Rigm
W. Kalbfreisch
I Pia Avenue
Wagitah
Christian Science
Christ
Oak Park
Oak Park Avenue
Oasteria Street
Senday
Welock
Muaiay Choosomvenas
WM. C. Wornhoff
6Th Ave
Maywood
High Avenue
Busy Bee
Madibon Strest
A. J. Mohr
BONS
Maple Avenue
Harrison Street
Klimmer
Dunlop Avenue
Forest Park, Ill
Albany
Central Chandelier CO. Manufacturn
Cicero Avenue
W. A
Gardner
Telephone Forest Park
Circle Ave
Roosevelt AD
G. A. Galley & Sons, Prope
Desplaines Avenue
Phone Forest Park
Prene Forest Park
Palmer Gradusta
Jno. H. Schuneman
D. C
Ph. D
Madlsen Street
William Kotz
Desplaines Ave
Forest
Chas. R. Hussey
Madison St. Forest Park
V. R. Stout
Maywood, Ilinois
West Suburban Electric Construction Co
Circle Avenue
Elgin Avenue
Phone Forest
Markward & Son
Hsn
Park
Henry C. Hass
Madison Street
Wateh
Chek, Dou and
Optées
H. J. Thoende & Son
Dover
Moers
Wil
Ely Fred
PIANQ
Dearborn
N. Jeffarwen
Maywood Ofies
Charles
Gala
OAK Park Rug CO
Ghate Ave
Ditto
C. Mentner
W.L. Meyer
New Forest Park
Madison St
Roeber Carpenter
Boilder
Lathrop Svesme
Desglsines Aveenue Forest Park
Facwu
Ehurr
Lance Bros. Department
Wolf Brow
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