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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
3
George Kern, a sausage maker in Kansas City, reports eight years of piles relief after using Colac Pile Pills. He credits the pills with rapid relief, healing effects, and ease of use at meals, noting doctor endorsements and a money back guarantee.
Advert shows Goans removed gents corn pain vanishes at once with O Joy Corn Wafers. Claims root and all removed, shoes slip on without hurt. Wafers described as thin as paper, six for 10 cents, sold by leading druggists. repeats guarantee and world praise.
A compilation of Sunday school times and English German services across several churches in Forest Park and Harlem area. Notable events include Christmas programs, youth meetings, choir practices, and charitable activities with detailed schedules and pastors listed.
Frederick J. Henne, pastor at 620 Tan nib avenue, preaches on When In Rome Do We the Romans Do at Sunday service. Forest Kiwaniks provide the evening program with Lawrence B. Gayton speaking on Water Supply of Great Cities. Motion pictures will illustrate the topic and Huttary Ris tors provide special music. Tuesday at 2 pm a meeting at Mrs. B. A. Hetleman 1146 Ontario Oak Park. Boy Scout Troop 21 meets Tuesday afternoons for new member signups. Church board holds monthly meeting Monday night December 9 at 8. Basketball classes for men and women ongoing under the pastor at the Washington school gym on Washington boulevard and Keystone avenue.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST of Oak Park reports Sunday service at 10 45 a m and Sunday school at 12 05 p m Reading room hours weekly include weekdays 9 a m to 6 p m Wednesday 9 to 7 45 p m and 9 to 9 30 p m Sunday 3 to 6 p m Services are broadcast from Youth Church of Christ Scientist Chicago over station KFKX 294 meters 1020 kilocycles
Madison Street Church a Fundamental Missionary church located at Madison Street and Wisconsin Avenue invites worshippers to weekly services and community outreach activities.
RCA executive David Sarnoff describes radio linking with entertainment arts to broaden broadcasting reach. He cites interconnection of music, images, and sound, promising new long distance transmission that removes limits of time and space for bringing spectacles and performances to wider audiences.
Rev. Robert J. Devine pastor at 1609 5th Grove Berwyn hosts Bible school at 9 am Young People's society meets notes. Evangelist service 7 45 pm Women’s prayer service Tuesday 2 pm Prayer and Bible study Wednesday evening choir rehearsal Friday 7 pm
The fragment speaks of deceit guiding narrow thinking and entangling the performer in their own trap. It notes that deceit covers a limited mind and relies on temporary expedients rather than broad, principled conduct.
Readable fragments describe December activities at Eure Field School. Nursery, class officers, student weights, holiday preparations, and a field trip to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra are noted. Names include Browdent Alvera Vardon and Yvette Marchand among others. weather marked as 40 cold and a pupil roll for November.
George White directs the chorus for his new Scandals production amid talk of starvation diets and shifting standards of beauty. He wants healthy, strong dancers, not starved figures, as rehearsals continue for the show’s final routines with repeated dress runs and intensity.
Readers reported fourth grade pupils showing top marks in a school contest, led by Perry, Bondi, Wolff, and Markm. The scene featured a photography exhibit, prose, and barnstorming math results as Taylor and Woltz claimed a top prize.
The article lists numerous personal names, places, and roles across a long, garbled text. It mentions pay scales or admission prices and a note about children in grade levels, with scattered references to locations, events, and people, all in a period newspaper voice.
Mrs Gray of Alexandria Minnesota praises Lea’s Hair Tonic claiming it reversed gray hair and dandruff after nightly scalp application. She urges others to obtain the remedy by sending $1 to Lea Joint Co Brentwood Maryland or via druggist stock and promises money back if not satisfactory within weeks.
A long afflicted man reports three years of coughs vanished after using Lin-O-Nine, praised by a mine operator and others. The Kerr Chemical Co advertises the remedy as a soothing eucalyptus seed emulsion, with refunds offered and availability by mail.
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