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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
7
A striking negligee worn by Mae Husch is showcased with gray velvet, maribou trim, and wide kimono sleeves. The ad promotes The Unholy Three by Metro Goldwyn Mayer, coming to a Chicago theater on Monday, highlighting the costume and boudoir slippers with ostrich pom poms.
West Suburban Arrows announce three new members Irwin MacCue Clarence Kotwow and Lewis Gauger from Dashing Knights St Jolmtime and others. New arrivals bolster infield and outfield as Knights remain main obstacle to Forest Park baseball title. resignations follow with new officers Daniel Pries John Sawyer and John Landry stepping into treasurer sergeant at arms and scribe roles.
Maywood Juniors behind Bobby Burnstan spark and Chuck Landry ten hits beat West Suburban Arrows 7 to 2. Arrows error plagued, dropping them to second place as they chase a title with Laurel and Dolgers. Glen Samuels Fritz Rowe led Arrow offense with two hits. Burnstan, Ventre, Hart contributed for Juniors.
Ferdi nand Osmundowskii offers a bleak account of authoritarian regimes and wartime exploits. The review highlights his observations on graft, mass violence, and the Russian Revolution context, noting the narrative is more a sequence of incidents than a cohesive drama, with limited storyteller cohesion but strong historical density.
Esther Gould portrays Peter Smith's enduring industrious lineage and the rise of wealth through progress while noting the strain within the family. Ann Smith's life shows a woman constrained by a man of Peter's stature and the daunting task of building Brent Industry, leaving Annowan to salvage scraps of both old New York life and a new era.
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