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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1918

Page

7

Former V T C Man Tells How Drill Helped

A letter from Sergeant Arthur Geo Kramer of Camp Newport News Virginia praises drill training in the LY T C and urges other men to join the home training corps. He describes his Florida training, promotion to sergeant, and the shift to Camp Stuart for quarantine as ships may be deployed overseas. He hopes fellow members stay engaged and awaits replies.

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

Pioneer Presbyterian Service Times Noted In Fragment

Fragmentary note lists Fardinand and Lexington with Rov F Ty Schuster as pastor. Morning worship at 1100 a m and evening worship at 700 p m referenced amid unclear details Christian Hadenvor mentioned.

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

Frederick Radke to Leave for Fort Thomas

Frederick Radke is set to depart for Fort Thomas Kentucky after months of waiting. He will undergo one month of training, then return to Chicago to work with the War Finance department before heading to Washington.

Frederick Radtke Fort Thomas Fred

Fragmented verse snippet with World War II era themes

Fragmented lines mention a Kaiser chaser, Brampa, and fundraising words suggest a wartime patriotic poem. Names Myre Helleman appear, tone echoes a home front recruitment or war bond appeal. Context unclear but reads as a lyric urging support and financial backing for U S wartime effort.

Righeimer Supporters Meet at Berger's Saloon

Supporters of Forest Mark politician Righeimer gathered Saturday night at Horger's Inn to back Attorney Frank Itigheimer in his county judge nomination bid. Attendees included former Village Commissioner Edward Troost, H. Kopp, Village Treasurer Clarence Troost, Paul Zumhmerman, Thomas Cerny, new school board member Laula Tieman, Clyde Bough, and Jake Klopdohr. Kighelmer spoke in his own defense as plans for the next day’s Cotton real estate office meeting were announced.

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 named to serve as clerks for the upcoming war draft registration likely on September 7. They form the local Maywood exemption board and have served faithfully for the past year. Members listed include Chaifoux Henry, Hellewaon Walter, Hosler H, Hoffroun M, Woolyerd, and Walter Young. Registrants will register in their own precincts with places 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 Awakening

A historic meditation on reason slowly waking from ignorance, gaining confidence in its strength, and triumphing over prejudice and custom. The prose emphasizes gradual awakening and the empowerment of intellect against entrenched social norms.

Bevest Potatoes and Alcohol From Plant Proliferation

Consul J A Dow reports that vegetatively propagated plants like Bevest potatoes rarely seed and that crops such as bapan sources fail to produce seeds. Alcohol production in New Source of Alcohol is cited with about 18 to 25 gallons per ton of plant material.

J. A. Dow

The Limit. Two Colored “med” Were Overheknd Deep

A fragmented reminiscence mixes observations on dumbness with grim wartime themes. Vague quotes describe a morgue brain, stray soldier letters, and a Pullman door scene. The entry closes with a street-side outburst and a comic but crude coda.

Unique Invitation by Nat Club Committee

A garbled invitation from the Nat Club Committee invites readers to a Moonlight party at New House Grove on Lake, with mixed nonsensical directions and odd entertainments. The mock event promises music by the Nut Jane Band, a murder joke for adults, a $2,000 fireworks display, and free meals for unknowns if a friend pays.

Nat Club Emsplores Beorinodla Priends New House Grove Lard Lake Capt. Nutt Phair Price Nuut Crople Club Wurrering Nut Club Entertainment Caratujttes

Smiggil War Exposition In Review Window

Watch the Steview window for a patriotic display. Lieutenant Wileur Jolmbor on furlough from Frante loans war trophies including a gay ninak wheels from Helda and other souvenirs. A quilt made by the Neighborhood club will be sent to France for convalescent soldiers. A photo of the Camp at Nogales, where the Mexican outbreak occurred Monday, will be shown, featuring Forest Park boys stationed there.

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

Humorous Observations of Animal Dances and Playful Effects

A quirky excerpt describes sheep and goats as lively, a calf as a curious creature, and playful activities by pastoral figures. Birds are said to hold regular dances where the tango appears, though many acts are solo and whimsically labeled Maccentric dancing.

Dogs in War Highlight Faithful Soldier Dames

A fragment discusses dogs as wartime heroes, noting their beauty and tragedy as faithful, uncomplaining companions. It recalls how dogs share human peril and endure death, reflecting on the constant need for more soldier dogs.

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If Men Received Everything They Prayed For They Would Soon Become

A brief line noting the futility or folly of expecting all desires granted, implying motives behind prayer and human nature without citing specific events or people.

Mosquito Egg Laying Described Across Regions

The narrative explains how certain mosquitos lay eggs in dry ground hollows. In July eggs are deposited and await spring melting snows. When May arrives, water-filled hollows hatch the larvae, initiating the life cycle.

Fragmentary notes on romance and reputation in empire writings

Fragmented OCR mentions Lady Lugard and Flora Shaw Ja in British empire context. Scattered phrases reference humor, writers, volumes, a town, and a son, with unclear events. Content lacks cohesive narrative and concrete facts.

Cayelse Lugard British Empire Honora Mat Flora Shaw Mer Daya

Maywood Labor Day Baseball: Bloomer Girls vs Original Team

Commissioner Rieck explains council actions as Maywood prepares for Labor Day baseball game at Nine teenth Avenue and St. Charles Road. Only two men on the team will be pitchers, seven are girls, game starting sharp. Also notes local notices and community updates from Forest Park Review.

Maywood A Bloomer Girls Nineteenth Avenue St. Charles Road Maywood

Minutes Show Council Suppressing Cotton Letter Costs

Henry O Birck alleges town officials altered minutes of August 1 to conceal the Cotton letter and to misrepresent printing costs. He accuses Commissioner Hanns and Clerk Huppa of altering minutes to save money while breaching rules and hiding the matter from the public.

Hanns Irwatty Council Huppa Abe Dia Tienry Birck

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