Legion Chief H E Ludloff Leads New Department
H E Ludloff of Baltimore is placed in charge of a new department to handle American Legion correspondence. Born September 10 1889 in Baltimore he rose from an office boy to business manager at Maryland Casualty Company before wartime service with the Seventy ninth division and later War Risk Insurance work.
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Favors Small Regular Army Plan From Legion Bill
The American Legion backs a reorganization bill creating a small regular army plus a large citizen army. Youths aged 18 to 21 would train four months, with veterans optional. Alternatives include three years in the National Guard or different enlistment paths under federal rules. Training periods would avoid harvest disruption, and selection would aim to place recruits by skill. Civilian and military leaders would supervise to prevent abuse, with adjustments for efficiency.
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North Frida Extends Win Streak with Ten-Inning Victory
The North Frida defeated the Carriago Billards in a ten inning game by a score of 64 to 4. Pitcher Matthewa held the Billards to one hit through the sixth inning. North Frida prepares for a three game series against Voget Cats starting Sunday August 22. They will also face Harmony A.A. at Keystone and Mind igon at 8 p.m.
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Forest Park football team seeks early league start
The Forest Park football team under veteran manager Bil Schlupp plans an early season opening at the old field on Keystone Avenue and Madison Street. Former players are urged to contact Schlupp promptly, with Chicago league entry and first class status emphasized.
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Pores Park
Local Inventor Buarys Steam Monoplane Plan
Frank Kren of 843 Circle avenue sketches a steam powered monoplane. He argues steam offers greater power than gas, enabling faster propeller rotation. He cites no cranking, less noise, and safer operation as advantages over gasoline motors.
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Circle Avenue
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The Silver Horde Filmed at Summit Inland and Puget Sound
The Goldwyn Beach production The Silver Horde will be shown at Aschera Forest Park Theatre on August 10 and 17. Filmed in Summit Inland and Puget Sound waters, it depicts the salmon industry with scenes shot near Bellingham Washington. Rex Beach directed by Frand Lloyd and a twenty member cast visited Bellingham and nearby Lummi Island Packing Company aided with tents for spectators. The film has educational value and background for the story.
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Western Cartage Company
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Willam G. Kramer
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Walter Mansler
William G. Kramer
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Forest Park theater opens to strong crowds in 1620
Archers and associates praise opening of the Forest Park theater with warm thanks for congratulatory flowers. The Harlem Maennerchoir names officers and plans a banco party and concert for Thanksgiving eve, while stores announce new ownership and a square deal motto at a local grocer. A warning about firearms and a crippled mule closes the note.
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Forest Park Review
Forest Park
Forest Park Theater
Archor Bros
Lewis JF. Neuhafer
Maennerghor
Harlem Maennerchoir
C. K.handke
Eng. Leutner
William Mieiar
W. W. Gasper
August Thode
John Schaffert
Mbrarian
Charles Jaemicke
Mejor du Platskr
Maennerchor
Almira Damenchor
Grand Banco
Stranger in Maywood Park Detained After Public Drunk Spree
A nameless man was dragged from a small pond in Maywood’s public park Tuesday afternoon by police. He wore no clothes and acted drunkenly, earning the police the remark pickled on home brew. He was taken to the station, sobered up, then released with his identity unrecovered.
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Maywood
Forest Park
Maywood Police
Boy Named Bernie Makes First Park Stroll
A six-year-old neighbor, Bernie, recently started school and showed pride in progress. The writer visited Bernie’s home and asked his mother for permission to take her for a stroll in the park. A friendly moment with a neighbor girl named Jane echoed the sentiment of a nice neighborhood.
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Wesley and Lila Country tribute praise toughness at old age
W. H. Frichett notes self discipline built Wastey a physical toughness. Spare diet and daily exercises helped him, at eighty five, walk six miles to preaching appointments. He said the only ache was not walking BOFTON as fast as before.
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W. H. Frichett
Wesley and Lila
The Backward Bird Performs Daily Duties
The Samingo finishes daily tasks in a backward or upside down manner. When the fiamin go dines, it creates the head in mud at the stream bottom. While it strains insects from the water, it views the world backward and upside down.
Modern prophets. confinement of predictions to generalities
A reflective note urging modern prophets to keep forecasts broad and non prescriptive. It contrasts the measure of living with speed and pace, suggesting those who savor life are not the quickest. The phrasing repeats for emphasis.
Enduring Americanism and morality in public life
A dated quotation from Ole Hanson condemns indecency and crime, contrasting Americanist ideals with perceived moral failures. The fragment references morality, sterotaries, and harsh acts such as rape, murder, theft, and arson in a political or social context.
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Ole Hanson
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