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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1918

Page

4

Former V T C Man Tells How Drill Helped

A letter from Sgt. Kramer of Camp Newport News Va praises drill training and urges men to join home training corps. He recalls becoming a sergeant in Florida, leading a butcher’s company, rapid promotion, quarantine in Camp Stuart Va, and hopes for fellow recruits to stay engaged while awaiting overseas orders.

L.Y Kramer Port News George White Forest Park Hill Tam Virginia Camp Johnatan Fla Florida Heutenant Cura Camp Stuart Camp Hill Trwt Bewauke Bernunet T. O Arthur Geo. Kramer Butcher Co Newport News William ‘Kramer Marengo Avenue George Kramer Kelly Field Texas Med Cross Phyateihas

Pioneer Presbyterian Service Listings at Fardinand and Lexington

Pastor Rov F Ty Schuster leads morning worship at 11 00 a m and evening service at 7 00 p m at Pioneer Presbyterian with additional notes on a 0 90 a start and Hadenvor involvement, reflecting local church schedule details and offerings.

Pioneer Presbyterian Fardinand Lexington F. Ty Schuster Dcheol I. Wy Christian Hadenvor

Frederick Radke Leaves for Fort Thomas Ky

Frederick Radke departs for Fort Thomas Kentucky after months of waiting. He will attend one month of special training then return to Chicago to work with the War Finance department before heading to Washington. He was exempt from combat for physical disability but offers service in finance.

Frederick Radtke Fort Thomas Fred

Song fragment about Kaiser chaser and United States aid

Readable lines recall a wartime schoolyard rhyme praising American support for the Allies, mentioning a Kaiser chaser, brampa, and fund drives. The fragment names Myre Helleman and references buying, packing, and arming a wartime effort.

Myre Helleman

Righeimer Supporters Meet at Berger's Saloon

Saturday night gathering at Horger's Inn drew Forest Mark supporters for attorney Frank Itigheimer's county judge nomination bid. Residents present included Edward H. Troost, H. Kopp, Clarence Troost, Paul Zumhmerman, Thomas Cerny, Laula Tieman, Clyde Bough, and Jake Klopdohr as Kighelmer spoke in his favor.

Femat Horger Uipon Forest Mark Frank Itigheiimer Edward H. Troost Kopp Goodovernment Club Clarence Troost Paul Zumhmerman Thomas Cerny Laula Tieman Clyde Bough Jake Klopdohr Kighelmer Coton Real Gante

Clerks Renamed For War Registration In Forest Park

Forest Park men Charles Chajifoux Henry Hellewaon Walter Hosler H Hoffroun M Woolyerd and Walter Young named to serve as clerks for the forthcoming war registration day expected September 7. They will join the local Maywood exemption board and have served during the past year. Each registrant will register in his own precinct though exact registration locations are not yet fixed.

Forest Park Maywood Exemption Board Chajifoux Henry 2. Hellewaon Walter Hosler H. Hoffroun M. Woolyerd Walter Young

Reform in the work of reason awakens gradually

The passage speaks of reason slowly awakening from ignorance, gaining confidence in its own strength, and ultimately triumphing over prejudice and custom. It reflects on the process of enlightenment and the challenge to entrenched societal norms.

Seedless Potatoes and Alcohol From Pot Plant Report

Consul J A Dow notes seedless potatoes propagate vegetatively and rarely set seeds. He also mentions a New Source of Alcohol from a plant, estimating 18 to 25 gallons per ton, with cultivation of tea and pouthera.

J. A. Dow

The Limit. Two Colored "med" Over weekend tale

A garbled historical fragment mentions a discussion of dumbness and a mortuary anecdote about a brain, with soldiers letters and a Pullman incident where a young man reacts to three girls aboard. It also references a public house scene and a sailboat yacht, ending with a noisy street moment and a weekend night remark.

Grand Central Mb Avenue

Unique Invitation by Nat Club Committee

A quirky historical notice inviting readers to a Moonlight party hosted by the Nut Club at New House Grove on Lake. It promises music by the Nut Jane Band, odd directions, a $2,000 fireworks display, free meals for some, and a darkly humorous line about murder for a entertained crowd.

Nat Club Emsplores Beorinodla Priends New House Grove Lard Lake Capt. Nutt Phair Price

Smiggil War Exposition Displays in Review Window

War exposition in Review Window features items loaned by Lieutenant Wileur Jolmbor from Frante. The display includes war trophies such as a gay ninak wheels and good luck symbols used by French soldiers, plus a handmade quilt by the Neighborhood club to send to France for convalescent soldiers. A Nogales Camp photo relates to the Mexican outbreak, with Forest Park youths noted among exhibitors.

Wileur Jolmbor Frante Batile| Helda Ctu Hich France Nogales Art Forest Park

Playful Babits and Animals Steal Light Nonsense

The fragment humorously describes goats, sheep, and a calf in odd, lively terms. Birds perform dances and the tango appears among solo acts, described in a highly diverting manner with quirky, Maccentric humor.

Dogs in War Showcase Faithful Underdogs as Heroes

A wartime piece honors dogs as unsung heroes, noting their shaggy, faithful service and uncomplaining nature. It recalls how dogs share the dangers of combat and how the demand for skilled canine soldiers persists amid ongoing conflict.

Sona

If men received everything they prayed for they would soon became

The line suggests a caution about unchecked desires and the fatigue of endless requests. It reflects on human longing and could point to a broader moral about contentment versus insatiable appetite.

Insect Hatching Times Across Mountain Regions

The text describes a type of mosquito whose eggs are laid in July in dry ground hollows. With the arrival of spring and melting snow, these hollows fill with water and hatch in May, producing a raft-like larvae that float until the hatch.

Fragmentary note on Flora Shaw and Lady Lugard influence

A garbled fragment discusses Flora Shaw and Lady Lugard, touching on romance reputation in the British Empire and a writer named Mint. It mentions top figures, humor, and a misfired travel or wartime scene, with unclear relations to a town, water, and a son. The passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable specifics.

Cayelse Lugard British Empire Honora Mat Flora Shaw Mer Daya

Maywood Bloomer Girls to Play on Labor Day

Maywood A. . will host the original Bloomer Girls baseball team on Monday September ma at Nine teenth avenue and St. Charles road. The team will feature seven girls with two men, starting at o'clock sharp. Local notices mention community events, classes, and library tickets, including art exhibits and Marine Corps updates.

Maywood A Bloomer Girls Nineteenth Avenue St. Charles Road Maywood Qrant Park Lake Rout Michigan Avenue Yah Buren Street U. S Probie Information Bettiah Katan Governtmenta Special Citizens Committee Commit Putile Teformation Utindla Bouneil Oefence

Pears the minutes and the Cotton matter in council

Henry O Birck criticizes official minutes and printing costs in a letter about August meeting rules. He accuses Commissioner Hanns and Clerk Huppa of disguising the Cotton letter and altering minutes to hide the issue. He argues for economies without breaking council rules.

Hanns Irwatty Council Huppa Abe Dia Tienry Birck

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