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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1919

Page

2

Belfry Mix Up Sparks Bronx Church Bell Ruse

A Bronx church bell rang as a Navy veteran, Donald Hadnon, mistook the sound for an air attack. Police and parishioners investigated at the corner of Two hundredth Street and Bainbridge Avenue. Hadnon explained it was a practical joke by friends after his Navy release.

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Police Hero Lin Retires After Loyal Service and Canine Help

In New York the celebrated officer Lin, known for his duty and kindness, comforts a dog injured while protecting neighbors near Birkin Avenue. Lin will stay at home to aid the dog’s recovery after a surgeon treated the animal, while the community praises his years on the force and his role with fellow officers Becker Kanuch and Schaddermuller. Merchants on Pitkin Avenue recently presented him with a sweater in appreciation.

New York Lin Atlow Wollesman Birkin Avenue Betatol Siever Velator Street Bette Tex Brownsville Pitkin Avenue Becker, Kanuch Schaddermuller Heres Avenue i Merchants Buin

Long separation ends in happy Pittburgh reunion

After 18 years apart a Pittburgh mother and her daughter reunite. John Englert of McKeesport led the search that traced the girl from an asylum to St Pauls yard then to Bedford Avenue. The daughter, now married with a child, learns her mother was alive and plans a meeting at the mother’s home.

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Divorces Husband Who Won’t Work in 1917 Case

A local divorce case unfolds with references to a husband who would not earn, details about a judge and proceedings, and social context from the era. The narrative mentions multiple divorces, a confession of past actions, and a courtroom scene with tense dialogue. Names and precise dates are obscured by the OCR but the core story centers on marital dissolution and legal action in a 1917 setting.

Thirty Lawyers in Cane Maron Case Against Stockholders

Thirty lawyers in Cane Maron press case against stockholders of the Commercial National Bank over 900000 invol. The American took over the bank a few years ago and filed against stockholders, contending the assets declared were insufficient to pay the indebtedness. The plain holds stockholders are unable to fund the amount of their stock.

Cane Maron Commeramt National Tank Amertcan Weredal Anti. Biel Atin

Weal Bad Luck in Strange Desert Encounter

A garbled account describes an odd incident involving a whispered tip and a peculiar gesture between two soldiers. The scene centers on two individuals named Harry Thelmar and Private Zelgier, with an unclear description of an eye being temporarily duplicated.

A. Sollier Harry Thelmar Zelgier

Decades of Political Talk and Everyday Quips

A fragmented collage of quotes from a 19th century era, touching on ambition in politics, the value of standout ability, and a running strip of social scenes. It includes mock dialogue about presidential prospects, a craftsman’s memory, and a failed joint summer cottage experiment that left two families estranged.

In Legislative Halls and Popular Quips

A fragmented dialogue probes political manners and social signals in a dining room scene. A waiter and patrons debate perception of wealth and influence, referencing a phonograph and notable figures while witty banter shifts to a comic quarrel about will power and a stubborn donkey.

Wing and bank join Dun't Worry club tale

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a winged figure or decision at a bank and an individual joining a group called the Dun't Worry club. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, places, or dates to form a full report.

Uncomplimentary Bell Tour Potent Headline

Nell Yea VT Mist confesses a personal weakness to her chief as she reflects on attention and taste. The fragmented text hints at a literary or dramatic line about self critique and public perception.

Fragmented quoted chatter from a historical text

A garbled dialogue excerpt shows conversations about honesty luck and appearances. The piece includes misread phrases and inconsistent spelling, mentioning a wife’s apron and a man named Jones. It reads like a rough OCR fragment with unclear context and attribution.

Time classifies tomorrows and yesterdays in a playful map

A whimsical reflection on how Time shapes Jim and Hiro as they seek greatness in their daily lives. The piece uses metaphor to compare past and future to a map guiding present action and ambition.

Jim Hiro

Whont Fearful Cook Says Tanks Threaten Town

A garbled 19th century style fragment shows a cook declaring fearlessness amid threats as tanks and ghosts loom. Speakers Mp. Croxilots and a wife figure in a surreal exchange with wartime chatter and bravado.

Debutante Confronts Visitor Over Missing Brooch

A distressed debutante and a visitor clash as the guest demands a missing brooch, claiming to have waited hours while the host refuses to disturb her. Police may be contacted if the matter escalates further.

Walter

Fire department appeal and local donations debated in Review

A fragmented editorial continues on page 1 discussing volunteers not on the payroll aiding the fire department. It questions subscriptions to a new fire truck, notes lack of donations from certain locals, and urges prudent financial policy. The piece urges restraint to avoid needless disputes and emphasizes communal responsibility.

Armbrust Hermann

Must Have Olive Oll for Food and Medicine

The text argues that olive oil remains essential though alternatives from other vegetable oils or plants may replace it in many uses. It notes no fully satisfactory substitute has been found yet and mentions olive as a key source for food and medicinal oil.

Little Mary Scolds Hen and Rooster in Gentle Tale

A five year old girl Mary, famed for kindness to animals, sees a hen gathering her chicks and exclaims with earnest humor Do not sit on those beautiful lit te birds you great big ugly old rooster The moment captures children's candid affection toward animals and a playful misunderstanding.

Duventia Mary

Not to Be Thought Of

Jamie asks his mother many adult questions in a rugged, childlike dialogue about eyes reading and growing up. The scene hints at family tension and Jamie’s curiosity clashing with parental boundaries as a stormy, intimate moment unfolds.

Jamie

Peanut Industry Growth and Production Figures

The article notes peanuts remain essential for the industry with 49,000,000 pounds used in production. It mentions a 30 pound bunkel yield and highlights the profitability of this sector for growers seeking attention from the market.

Fragmentary Quote From Abraham Onwlsy Incomplete Note

A damaged OCR fragment quotes Abraham Onwlsy with unclear meaning and missing context, offering a brief glimpsed thought about an approaching moment and an implied departure. The text shows garbled wording and partial phrasing, limiting determinate facts or events.

Pioneer Men's Club Social at ST W Sluts Home

The Pioneer Men's club enjoyed a gathering at 890 Lathrop Avenue on Tuesday August 22. Four new members were welcomed into the club during the evening.

Pioneer Men's Clus Pioneer Men's Club ST. W. Sluts Lathrop Avenue

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