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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
4
A skeptical look at current public sentiment shows weariness over strike settlements and desire for coal. Calls for advertising, council influence, and political maneuvering surface amid economic concerns. Sparse discussion covers merchants, weather, and political party plans.
In Worcesteraltre and Staforishine many believe a nalives coin trod the Chriatians offers a remedy for illness. Parishioners exchange a penny for a sacrament through a penny collection, hoping the copper yields a cure by wearing or displaying the coin at home.
In a fragmentary recollection Nob visits Wis augt and asks to go home to his mother. Grandma counters there is no carriage and refuses that night. He argues aloud about being put in a box and paced past.
In a lively town chronicle, Martin Buettner, known for appearing with the Chicago Winn company and in a first film with Mabel Normand, discusses fame, theater life, and pay while a parade of local figures and performers, including Charlie Chaplin rivalries and community theater groups, spins around his door. The piece notes actors, civic figures, and a high school football standout named Bugeve Joyaux among the district’s notable names.
The article describes Walter Hosier disguised as Santa Claus at the Atlantic City board walk Coliseum next week to greet children. Otto Fang and Eddie Horn plan a display of rabbits and fur gear for Christmas while Public Service Company orders influence local display choices.
Troop No 2 met Tuesday December 2 in the Community Methodist Church insert. Walter Brossard joined the troop, Albert Leick passed the Simultaneity Test, Esher and Richard Blank passed knot test. The meeting ended with the Star Spangled Banner and the oaths, games and drill.
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