Forest Park Review Editorial and Ad Notes
Forest Park Review published by Paschal Hall Heileman Co at 744 Madison Guest Forest Park Illinois 800 Albert Hall editor Edith Heileman associate. We are sorry about Bill Hart a screen star and note the comic tone about his death as a public notice with humor.
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Forest Park
Paschal-Hall-Heileman CO
Madison Guest
Albert L. Hall
Edith Heileman
Eame Rear
Illinois
Bill Hart
Bill Mart
Numbers Run High Among State Election Figures
A fragmentary note discusses high numbers in state counts, mentioning a secretary and transportation bids. It references a review, a Roosevelt run, and a marked document with a large number, asking if a higher figure exists. The text is garbled but centers on numeric totals and possible election or tally references.
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Himmeraon
Ives
Trav
Olestay
Mind Oily Letter Review Inspires Mixed British Respect
Perusal of the Mind Oily letter in this week’s review sparks increased respect for Great Britain. The piece notes distant or divided national ties, urging restraint while acknowledging the need to protect a fragile event unt.
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Great
Britain
Lord Northcliffe Dud Week Memoir of a Mighty Mudpiper
Lord Northcliffe, who died last week, is hailed as a dominant figure in British journalism. The piece likens him to famed printers and claims his influence shaped public opinion and cabinet politics, noting his impact on Lloyd George’s government and European affairs.
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Lord Northcliffe
Willam Randolph
Great Britain
Adaulth
Lloyd George
le Ater
de Weishma
Rues
Ambiguous World News Shifts Stir Public Opinion
Fragmented article discusses political manipulation, public trust, and media influence across towns. It mentions Moyest Phurk, Forest Mir bushrods qeaple, and plans to establish a new Gowaxshiry, with references to speedway aviation and Japanese papers. The piece notes cold Washington experiments and efforts to liquify helium.
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Jane Forest
Uae
Tila
Borestirk
Speedway
Toagstal
Checkerboard Aviation
Chindeechon
Prilaaworthy
Inattae Thom
Bog
Chatterbox Advice for a Dark Quiet Bachelor
A columnist writes a humorous, wordy cautionary note to a man described as dark, quiet, and decent. It teases his appearance and social awkwardness while urging self improvement and confidence. The piece blends mock psychology with dating guidance and satirical praise.
Advice to a Casanova From a Mocked Letter
A distorted letter mocks a notorious suitor urging restraint and self-improvement. It mocks his quest for a Western girl and warns against loud, flashy behavior. The piece playfully condemns his attempts at charm and urges steady effort, not dramatic flings.
Will Maupin Poem Fragment About Courage and Justice
A partial verse fragment attributed to Will M Maupin expresses resolve to fight injustice with mettle, pledges bold effort for progress, and envisions a bright dawn in America. It reads as a patriotic aspirational piece amid troubled times.
Vintage Pastry and Fruit Recipes From 1954 Menu
A scrambled, recipe rich text from 1954 outlines date sandwich cookies lemon cake with butter cream, baked apples with ginger pineapple and sugar, and pear and peaches in a syrupy style. It also includes green peas Francaise with parsley lettuce and butter, all presented as home kitchen guidance.
Illinois mines to reopen under arbitration plan
Chicago August 16 Illinois coal mines shut since April 1 will reopen Monday, despite operators resisting Cleveland conference terms. A later session with three Illinois operators associations and Frank B Farrington may yield a separate peace. If agreed, miners return to April 1 conditions and a state arbitration board will settle disputes. John Lewis opposed arbitration, influencing union stance at Cleveland.
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Illinois
Dibola
Cleveland
Illnois
Farrington
Imola
Ulnar
State Board of Arbitration
Isputes
Thia
John Lewis
United Sine Workers
Ice
Ailally
Hig
Fartington
Lewis
Seized 59 Chinese in raid at Seattle area port
In August, 59 Chinese were detained in a crackdown praised as the greatest immigration seizure here. Officials said many entered via Hong Kong and Yokohama routes, with several arrested on dockside reports noting tickets and concealment attempts.
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Hongkong
Yokohama
Tongkong
Walters
German ambassador to Washington to sail soon
Reports say Dr. Otte Weidfeldt, ambassador in Washington, is in Barin on a absence and will sail for New York on August 24. It is expected that upon his return the Joint Commission on German-American war claims will be settled.
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Otte Weidfeldt
United States
Washington
Barin
New York
Kook
Ambankador Returna
Germany
Burn to Death in Auto Explosion in Chattanooga
Aug 1 in Chattanooga a man named B W Py Water, twenty three, was burned to death when clothing ignited by an explosion of gagouge in his automobile. The blaze spread quickly over the vehicle as he suffered horrific burns. Halra Give City Tract for Parks Neenah Wa Aug 18 the heirs of the late B Clark have donated a tract of land along the Fox river for parks and playgrounds.
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Hile
Gagouge
Hquil
Vietna
Neenah
B. Clark
City of
Fox River
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