Stores Rise in Forest Park as New Buildings Fill
New shops are filling springtime openings in Forest Park. Builders report rapid occupancy of the Transfer Block and nearby structures. Businesses cite strong local demand while some doubt overexpansion, noting ongoing inquiries and traffic along Randolph and Desplaines avenues.
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Forest Park
Ice
Dakota Shire Bavinga Bank
Westere
Ateres
Randolph Street
Delphines Avone
Silver Forest
Forgat Park
Atored
Hulldera
Tog
Persecution and mosquitoes shape wartime riverfront struggle
Readers are reminded of wartime anti mosquito efforts along the Des-Philhex river as the text reflects on persecution, self-preservation, and the broader fight against disease. It notes repeated attempts to curb breeding and calls for early action in 1020 and future years.
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Kram
Joesphuines
Battia
Renato
Des- Philhex
Women poised for governor and legislature shifts
The piece notes a woman candidate Mrs Ferguson may win in Texas amid a broader trend of women seeking office. It cites her primary success as driven by campaign tactics rather than gender, mentions a potential female governor in Texas, and highlights women candidates across states including Illinois where Mrs Lottie Holman ONeill may win again.
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Wexna
Werguson
Burr
Texas
Alfo
Ferguson
Lesen
Ta Hiiale
Mra Lottle Holman O'Neil
Downers Grove
Tne
Women voters loom in party campaigns across districts
Political leaders push women’s support as a key factor in contests. While Mrs Ferguson and Mrs O Neil receive backing, leaders recognize that women voters align with family and local concerns. Campaigns stress shared interests rather than separate approaches.
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Een
Mra. Ferguson
Mra. O'Neil
Atrong
Minols
Well Improvements at Morest Park and Village Water Supply
The article notes a test at Morest Park wells to improve village water supply. Commissioner Brisel in charge, with a new well house nearing completion described as a vital improvement. A plan is hoped to replace the old, uncreditable building with a new structure matching the modern project.
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Morest Park
Brisel
Marlo Avenue
Elgin
Madison Street
Suburban Trust & Savings Bank
Frank Goergens
B. Maxant
BMS
Oak Park Avenue
Reviewettes and summer patterns of Forest Park news
A fragment from a late summer community page notes Labor Day plans, holiday timing for Forest Park events, and expectations for weather patterns in September. It references editorial debates in Chicago papers, local firemen crowds, a mosquito problem at a park gathering, and a garbled anecdote about a woman avoiding a clothes wringer.
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Forest Park
School Year Begins With Alerts And Activities
A fragmentary notice notes annual start next Tuesday with revived school activities. It mentions the Minors Automobile Club, a member injuring a leg in a foot race, and a return to routine routines like alarm clocks and book treks. Parents teachers announce meetings and a busy schedule with sports and scores to follow.
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Automobile Elub Held & Premic Jant Runday
It Sa
By Way of Diversion Edith Bileman and the Prince of Wales
A playful column imagines a royals visit to America, speculating how the Prince of Wales might cope as an ordinary citizen. It envisions scenarios from a mountain valley romance to a Melts floor walker and a Detroit traffic cop, highlighting humorous clashes between royalty and everyday American life. The piece leans into satirical dream scenarios and social contrasts without graphic detail.
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Melts
The Prince as Editor and Kingly Dreams in America
A colorful, speculative preview imagines a Prince becoming a newspaper editor in America. It muses on how royal privileges would clash with ordinary life, the pull of audience, and the charm of a celebrity journalist couple shaping a colossal national paper.
You Ever Stop to Think By ER. WAITE Sec Stanton
An advertising themed brief asserts that persistent advertising proves goods meet needs at the right price. It argues successful advertisers build trust through print campaigns, keep stock fresh, and draw customers by visible, consistent messaging. Copyright 1924 by ER Waite.
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ER. Waite
Stanton
Olin
One Family Land in Quebec Since 1629
A fragment from a Quebec society inquiry notes a single family owning land since 1629. It mentions Diat of Ektel Bernard and Joseph Gagnon of Orleans, tied to the largest number of descendants and relatives. details are garbled but imply a long lineage and notable landholding.
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Quebec
Arts, Science and Lettera Society
Diat
Ektel Bernard
Cluurlestioweg
de Gumby
Hector Lalbherte
Dean
Orleans
Reney
Noehil
Merre
Ixland
Ihepe Olaty
Driving by Persons with Physical or Sensory Impairments
A historical notice outlines who may not drive a motor vehicle. It lists conditions excluding drivers, including limited physical strength, epilepsy, fainting spells, inability to read traffic rules, and severe limb impairment, with emphasis on safe vehicle control and societal safety requirements.
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Ste Leited Rantuersan
Neni
Fko
Parsons
Merat
Water Consumption per Person Through History
The passage notes how water use varied with social status from a single family using minimal water to wealthy households with significantly higher consumption. It estimates an average daily water use around 20 gallons per person in a typical household, contrasting with poorer homes and large estates.
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Gallina
Fitting bankers for their work in banking education
The American Institute of Banking, founded in 1900, has grown from a few hundred to over fifty two thousand members. It trains bank clerks and officers across more than one hundred fifty cities, focusing on banking practice, negotiable instruments, credit, accounting, bonds, public speaking, and related subjects to improve service in the community.
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American Institute of Banking
Clerka
Annapoli
Clarence Th Chaney
Neoking
Themeelver's Unsuccessful Cunnit Trial In Court
A confusing OCR fragment describes an unsuccessful attempt regarding Themeelver. The text mentions a trial or hearing and a need to adjust something, with unclear names and specifics. The accessible facts are sparse but indicate a legal proceeding with unresolved outcomes and a demand for correction.
Untitled fragment from unknown page item
A fragmented OCR segment shows garbled text with unclear names and topics, lacking coherent reportable facts or identifiable entities. No verifiable event, date, or organization is discernible.
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