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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
10
Chicago political leaders view Medill McCormick as a rising potential Republican candidate for president. Some claim he influenced shifting the Cleveland convention from Chicago and fears Chicago conditions. others warn he must win the April Illinois primary to prove his midwestern viability.
The Forest Park Review publisher extends a New Year greeting to readers and friends. It notes steady growth, broader readership, and community impact while emphasizing the paper’s role in reflecting Forest Park’s dignity. The message expresses confidence in contributing to a prosperous year ahead.
Fragmentary text reports a deadly fire at Dunning with warnings ignored and critics urge exams of other institutions. It mentions ongoing inquiry and proposals to extend investigations to prevent similar tragedies and improve safety measures.
Palm oil from West Africa is cited as a superior vegetable fat in early sources. The text notes its high yield and compares it to other vegetable oils, suggesting broader applications and value.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an editor local office and a cryptic discussion about temptation and repair. The text lacks clear events or names and does not present a complete news item or dates.
A year 1028 preview notes no war or plagues, yet Forest Park sees rapid housing and business expansion. Chicago area industrial centers flourish as new dwellings rise and plans for a permanent water supply advance to support continued growth in the twentieth century.
The piece urges Forest Park residents and newcomers to collaborate in 1924 to improve the community. It praises recent arrivals for fresh ideas and energy and calls for projects like parks play spaces safer streets and more housing. It also advertises Dr F J Bauer medical services at 1618 Madison Street Forest Park 225.
A visitor to a London church recently noticed a wooden peg at the back of the pulpit level with the preacher’s head. Pegs were said to be embedded in pulpit woodwork elsewhere in the city’s churches and used for hanging coats and other items.
A reflective piece extols the uplifting power of a smile and its moral impact on daily life across ages. It praises kindness, cheer, and humane behavior as social currency that lifts burdens and renews spirits. The note closes with a stark Britain mine and quarry fatality figure for the past year.
The text recalls Benvenuto Gels recounting his benefits and fame as a gifted goldsmith of the pope era. He faced envy and intrigue from rivals, toiled at his craft, took up the sword in defense, and finally produced reminiscences and a life story that offers a lasting view of his era and its arts.
Eve Thompson, a former ambassador to Mexico and Brazil, and Win A Brown, a Denver millionaire, aged 68, wed after reconnecting in Denver four decades apart. Thompson rose from humble roots to civic work while Brown gained fame as a humanitarian millionaire aiding tramps.
Isobel Fresham of the Church of England Missionary Society reports about 25 million Indian widows forbidden to marry by Hindu custom and religion. She notes widows suffer abuse from relatives and lack access to doctors, with only women doctors allowed to attend them, in a lecture at Geneva.
A fragment reflecting on virtue from Cato, suggesting Arat aims to restore the tongue and align with divine order. It contrasts knowing how to be allent with simply forming the right. The text reads like a philosophical aside on self control and speech.
According to Pliny copper was among the six primitive metals discovered in Cyprus. The Calumet mine in Michigan produced about 80 million dollars in twenty years, reflecting vast historic mineral wealth.
A Japanese scientist reports pheasants may detect earthquakes before humans do. Observations in Japan over three years show pheasants crowing before or during tremors in 84 percent of cases, sometimes eight seconds before instruments register motion.
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Prof James B Long head of the chemistry division at Lehigh university says the earthquake triggered silk shortages will spur an American industry to make a substitute silk that may surpass Japanese silk in wear and cost. He claims a substitute could be produced that outperforms real silk under tests. In Loganport Indiana Mrs O D Hunter reports a deadly cage fight between her canary and a mouse with the canary killed and the mouse badly injured.
A new method allows aerial plates to capture larger areas. Previously only three quarters of a quire could be imaged per plate. The updated technique increases the covered area to about fifteen square miles per plate.
Headache backache pelvic pain and fatigue relief offered by Dr F J Bauer at 1610 Madison Street Forest Park with a free consultation noted in an advistant ad for chiropractic services targeting women.
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