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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
15
A page features several readers recalling their most embarrassing moments from work and daily life. Vivid anecdotes describe near fires from stray matches, mistaken property, misread uniforms, and a crowding rush on a streetcar, with reactions from coworkers and a look back at earlier Thanksgiving memories.
A poetic fragment describes a silver stream dancing over purple hills and through emerald valleys. Water leaps from rock and echoes toward a distant shore, promising to stay and weave endlessly with the landscape.
The Madison Street Church announces services led by Pastor William J. Sinclair with morning prayers at 6 30 a m and a 9 00 p m sermon. Youth programs, choir concerts by Moody Institute, and a Friday Bible study run by H C Pep, joined by Prof Alfred Holawarth are slated with free admission.
Mrs. Mier Kolb won the highest score in a party at 303 Dasplaines avenue hosted by Mm. Prink Krishuck. Guests included Meadames Bred Kirey Elmer Kollund Bratt and others.
The Judy Fourteen met at Mrs. Beck on Bigly Avenue for a gathering with high score winners named Meadowes B Witt H Schlichting W Schwab and H Meyer Emil J Wlesway and son Walter at 443 Thomas Avenue returned from a Watseka hunting trip with thirty three nibbits and a 24 pound turkey. hosts Hart Leatherman and others hosted guests.
Forest Park edged the Booster squad 24 to 0 in a hard fought game. Key moments featured Ziebell's two touchdown runs and Wilke's failed extra point. Forest Park recovered fumbles, locked down the line, and used timely passes to gain yards and control the clock.
The page catalogs writers and titles across subjects including fiction, history, and reference works. It lists Morley and other authors with numerous codes and page numbers, ending with Juvenile set to be printed next week.
A Forest Park worker and Moody Bible Institute student among a group of youths conducting gospel services during the noon hour in a Chicago lakefront tramway area. The scene includes war era reflections, a Paris trip, and a broader look at public sentiment toward the League of Nations depicted in the bustling city.
Portmaster Mutwurm urges exchange of War Savings Stamps for Treasury Savings Certificates. He notes investments of stamp buyers total around $20.69 and emphasizes reinvesting to support the war. Certificates mature at $3,000 per family, earn 4 percent annually, exempt from federal income tax and most state/local taxes, backed by the U.S. government.
In Dinan France a seller offers numerous antique Jaco bean sideboards chairs and spinning wheels with weathered appearances. A 10 foot long rapelike artifact from the Mackfoot Indians near Browning Montana was shipped to the US Department of Agriculture. Fifteen hundred of the Mackfoot peata were killed by Indians in spring and summer. An Amsterdam shoe store offers two guilder pay incentives per pair for men women boys and girls shoes with old stock donated to the poor for redistribution.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Soviet era suggestion to carve a grim warning on a base in Petrograd, claiming father and son were executed by the people. The text also references rubber-block paving in London and Holland, touting durability and higher upfront cost as experts advocate the method.
A study from the Araquipa Observatory in Port reports changes in several variable stars and a large number of nebulae. The newly observed stars are thousands of times brighter than the sun, indicating significant photogenic activity.
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