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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1919
Page
3
Expert on subject counsels outdoor art committees of town booster clubs to form a civic improvement arm. Recommends hardier long-lived species like elm, oaks, maples, lindens, and larch while avoiding willows and poplars to protect streets and curb pests. Urges adoption of ordinances governing street tree planting and maintenance.
The Supreme Court grants power to eliminate billboards, urging civic protection against intrusions in residential districts. The Cusack company v Chicago ruling prompts Los Angeles type removals, with consent thresholds set for business districts and block frontage to permit or ban advertising boards. Kansas City Star report.
The article argues for gardens matching house style with formal peat hedges and direct paths, favoring natural, close to nature windl og paths and features. It recommends picturesque surroundings for larger spaces, an orchard near the small town house, and private paths with borders of perennials.
A fragment recalls a Camity without trees or shrubbery around a house and notes 1918 loss due to mismanagement. The author criticizes imprudent spending, stock piling, and overall policy that harmed the home and its pleasure, implying hidden costs and poor judgment.
A rookie in the squad objects to drilling. He executes squads right and left in gloom, then protests loudly when told to move. He challenges the plan with the line We ain't goin' nowhere before the unit proceeds.
A literary segment quotes a dialogue from a summer romance titled Hearts Asunder reviewed in the Loulevilla Commercial Journal. The exchange centers on differing life paths with a heroine Tam and a hero within a daily storyette.
The article surveys fur trends and knitwear in American cities with emphasis on fur usage, color ranges, and stylistic trims. It notes Paris influence, variety of fur types, and new metallic-thread trims enhancing coats and frocks while detailing color palettes and preference for brown and gray furs among Americans.
The article notes printed piorgettes and wk valles dominate summer frock making with no trimming needed. Lightweight prints with crepe meteor or Calter fabrics appear, plus plain color foundations. Organdie dresses remain popular with surplice bertha details and bow backs, while embroidered handkerchief linen waists feature blue cotton accents.
The troop met Thursday August 14 at 7 30 p m at James A Garfield School with roll call and dye collection. Kenneth Cunningham elected Patrol Leader of the cute patrol. A bike trip was planned for Saturday afternoon August 30 at 3 pm to Camp Roberts or Pullersburg. Pearson Belander and Alexander Logan returned from Camp Roberts with pictures of the campsite and a muimming pond.
More than 150000 soldiers allegedly could not recover or trace bonds after payroll deductions for War Risk Insurance. Representative William B Andrews plans a House inquiry to uncover miscards and help veterans retrieve bonds or funds taken from their pay.
Praise softly and without gush. A gauher jaike an overripe tomatowithout subsatanes and very, very mussy.
A collection of playful vignettes and quips. A plain man buys clothes with absurd demands. Two Irishmen abroad misinterpret language and a jabbering child amuses them. A gym instructor jokes on training camp rules. Reflections on road danger, waiting, and gossip convey light social satire.
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