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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1929

Page

6

Skeptics and naturists clash over near sighted claims

The Skeptics society plans a rearranged meeting with a zoologist who claims near sightedness and a prominent naturalist who said sharks are harmless. Explorers report many Manigeries from polar regions, but no hope offered to restore a king to subdue the new reign amid climate indications. The scene notes that there seems to be no place left where a person may be alone.

Skeptics Society Nea Keck Abla Hvavens Kittie

Costly Superstition in Ancient Rome Belief System

A fragment discusses a superstition where ancient Romans burnt a Vigo otter to honor a custom, noting the population of ancient Rome as about 2,000,000. The text is garbled and interleaves unrelated phrases about Indies and borough boundaries. The readable fact is the rough Roman population estimate.

Ancient Rome

Pencil Sketches At Home and Abroad by Erith Heileman

A column argues that women drivers are increasingly careless on roads especially on highways with speed and risk. It contrasts cautious drivers with a rising class of middle aged female speed demons and heavy drinkers among men, noting dangers from drunk drivers and the social context around prohibition.

Erith Heileman Ainly

War era book reviews praise for All Quiet on Western Front

The piece lauds Erich Maria Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front as the finest war book yet to reach readers, praising its simple, clear, and powerful portrayal of trench life and the psychology of soldiers and the left behind. It also critiques Marguerite Steen's Dark Duel as weak, detailing a flimsy plot and two women vying for a volatile young man.

Erich Maria Beimarque Little Crown & Co Fife Erich Maria Remarque Biyay Griseha Mr. Ramarique Marguerite Steen Frederick A. Stokes Ita Lisa Val Ung

Freedom of Action Versus Laws and Road Safety

A columnist argues against prohibitions and traffic rules, praising freedom while warning of dangers from fast driving and reckless behavior. The piece targets motorists, especially women, and laments moral restraints as safety measures, predicting the obsolescence of alcohol and stressing personal responsibility on the road.

Greta Garbo and Nils Asther in The Single Standard

Film opens Friday at the Chicago theater from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Garbo and Asther star in a romantic tale with music and sound. a San Francisco society girl runs away on a South Sea yacht with Packy Cannon, then faces deeper feelings upon return. Supporting cast includes Dorothy Sebastian, Robert Castle, Kathryn Williams, Lang Chandler. Art Landry and his California band will headline next week at the Chicago theater.

Greta Garbo Nils Asther Chicago Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Adela Rogers St. John Misa Garbo Assher San Francisco Packy Cannon Dorothy Sebastian Robert Castle Kathryn Williams Lang Chandler Chicago’ Theater Art Landry California

Castle of Dreams tour opens in Chicago at Oriental Theater

Lovers and crowds prepare for Al Kvale and Wis Jazz Collegians as they kick off a Chicago engagement. Al calls his show Castle of Dreams with a gala cast of Broadway entertainers. Lon Chaney stars in Thunder at the Oriental with Phyllis Hayes James Murray and George Duryea in supporting roles.

AL Kvale Wis Jazz Collegians Oriental Theater Oriental Screen Lon Chaney Anderson Chaney O Notatile Phyllis Hayer James Murray George Duryea

Slaughtering and Meat-Packing Value in Chicago 1927

The wholesale slaughtering and meat-packing value in Chicago reached $557,607,956 in 1927. Judge Amon Miller, aged 85, has just completed his 61st year as superintendent of St. Pauls United Lutheran Sunday school in Hillsboro.

Chicago Amon Miller St. Paul's

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