Boy Saves Brother From Icy Lake in Chicago Suburbs
Randolph Brooke aged unknown saved his 4 year old brother Gerald from death after slipping on a wet pier and falling into an icy Lake Michigan near their home on Kenmore Avenue. Randolph, a noted winner, stripped to his undergarments, jumped in, dragged Gerald ashore, warmed him in blankets, and both were later reported not to be harmed. Local news also notes planning for art colony matters and various city notices including redistricting, theater openings, and public safety actions.
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Randolph Brooke
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Gerald
Lake Michigan
Sti Kenmore Avenue
Randolph
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Trandolph
Well Led. Mary and Robert Pony Prank at Central Park
Two young children Mary and Robert, both very young, ride ponies near the plaza entrance by the bronze General Sherman statue in Central Park. A groomsman helps, a friendly moment with the ponies follows, and Mary questions the kindness of the statue's wife for leading the horse.
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Mary
Rober
Central Park
New York
Femiende
Plaza
General Sherman
Victory
Bia
Bride 12 third episode shown at Archer's Tomorrow
The third episode of Bride 33, a William Fox serial, screens tomorrow at Ascher's Forest Park theater for Marines only. The plot follows Ruth Starrew fleeing a wedding, boarding a motor boat, pursued by Bob and pirates, with submarine danger, a betrayal, a firing duel, and a dramatic crash into a bay inlet as naval action unfolds.
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William Fox
Ascher’s Forest Park Theater
Marines
Hruth Starrew
Winthrop
Bob
Pirater
Huth
Bat
Putanerger
Tletifount Morgan
Anavy Winter
Flance
Morgan
United States
Storrow
Brutter
Bob Henry Jr
House Inn
Creps paper offers good waking Chrism gifts for children
The item describes Creps paper opportunities for gifts during Christmas for kids. Printed animals and domestic animal pictures are cut from sturdy cardboard to form movable or standup creatures. The process includes outlining the animal while leaving a support strip for stability. The text also mentions an epicure catching an early bird.
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Chicago and Suburbs
Great Western Metropolis
Shringra Quet
Beewane Mie
Chee
Ohie
Haw
Ube Verve
Stare Ateeot
Teri Aloven
Lambert
Te Reventure
Howard
Charles Gray
Constantine Kuhn
Constantia
Chiara
Kuhn
Fulge Marcus Mavingagh
Nasal
Mary Koglin
Rene Nezvans
Gind
Jay Dopatiite
Ation Shia
Duveun
Dalithys
Nwo
Auen
Bhuete Petrole Likches
Amu Tuoi
Haety Koglh
Bbo Web
Aioe Aveoue
Misa Marla
Mibis
Charts Coon
SAT Wentworth Mvetie
Polly Endtyistons
Whiel
Wohin W Lipps
Wilel
Brondage
Ascher'e
Englewood
Archer Lrorhers
West Englewood
Marshfield Aention
Ascher Brothers
Pudy Beatiful
Ascher Chatend
Wroadway
Grace Street
Ascher Brother
B. Hraulock
Northwest
George KE. Ayleworth
The
Princess Theater
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Righelmer
Frank S$. Algheimer
Algheimer
Cor Toltion
Perdony Aml Polidicatiem
Tashwant
A. Olvon
Act
Tay
Ladge Thame
Simons
Lundredy
Avadlahie
Adar
Edward Jaden
Weli Cois
Defrand
Kalgar Erlekwon
Apnistege
Mul Wier Avenue
Sunmerdale
Baeghiry
Misa Helen Te Woodly
Olive Avenue
Norning
Senator Brady
Pioneis
Brady
Cheeigo Wis
Real
Walon
Lawsen
Brady Wee Eleeted Clark
Archer’s Tomorrow
Hob
Hal
Epicure
Forest Park Jewlery Store
Otto E. Loven
Madison Street
Forest Park, Il
Gest Photoplays
Forest Park
Corner Circle
Forest Park Orchestra Daily
Carl Mader
Marguerite Clark
Peggy
Charlie Chaplin
Harry Carey
Sundown Slim
Ford Weekly
William Russell
June Rose
Adube
Robert Warwick
A. Vovauioun
Alo
Vic Blanche Sweet
David Butler In
Roel Bari
Mickle
Wonder Horse
Fox News
Bsalerick Mewa
Paula Bhay
Tiger Band
Circle Theatre
Mary Miles Minter
Peggy Repels
Vive Artis
AMD
Hearst News
Packerchief
Silk
Aloves
Burkart
Haberdasher
Maddison St. Eloit Avenue
First Church of Christ, Scientist
of Oak Park, Ilinois
Christian Science
Andrew J. Graham
Boston
Mass
Mother Church
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario ‘Street
Wm. H. Gardner & Sons
Tel
Roosevelt Road
Circle Avenue
Oarrare
A. Schwartz & Co
Otte and Work
Oak Park
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