McCormick Seen as Possible Republican Presidential Pick
Chicago political leaders sense Medill McCormick could be the Republican front runner for president at the Cleveland convention. Some claim he pressured moving the convention to Ohio and feared Chicago conditions, while others say he lags with local voters. McCormick, ambitious for the White House, must win April renomination to prove he is a viable Midwest candidate.
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Chicago
Illinois
White House
United States
Review wishes Forest Park readers a prosperous 1924
The publishers of the Forest Park Review extend readers a Happy New Year remark praising the paper’s growth and its role in the community. They credit the village’s progress to mutual effort, pledge to maintain the paper’s dignity, and express confidence in aiding Forest Park’s prosperity in 1924.
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Review
Wathoir
Forest Park
Chicago
Forest Work
Forest Parke
Heview
Wna
Igh
Fire at Dunning prompts calls for broader investigations
Fragmented report notes a disastrous blaze at Dunning with repeated warnings about a fire trap. While an official investigation proceeds, advocates urge examining other sites lacking fire safeguards and prompt action to address unsafe conditions in institutions.
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Dencing
Dunning
Hilnola
Palm Oil Values in West African Olla Varieties
Palm oil derived from West Africa, oil palm varieties believed superior among edible oils. The article notes E S values and comparisons to other vegetable sources, highlighting the significance of palm in regional agriculture and trade.
Fragmentary OCR Notes From The Bommerville Journal
Disjointed text from a Bommerville Journal page contains garbled phrases about trouble and temptations with scattered names and terms. The legible parts hint at an editorial or literary snippet rather than a clear report or event.
Forest Park Growth In 1027 Brings Housing Boom
Review of 1027 notes steady national and state progress with no war or plagues. Forest Park suburbs saw remarkable growth as many new families moved in and more dwellings and business spaces were built. Plans for a permanent water supply were discussed to sustain twenty first century expansion.
Forest Park 1024 and new citizens shaping its future
A 1924 appeal argues Forest Park belongs to both longtime residents and newcomers. Newcomers bring ideas and energy to improve parks, schools, paving, and housing. The piece urges unity, investment, and shared effort to build a better community, with a brief medical ad from Dr. Bauer at 1618 Madison Street.
Pege Findings At A London Church Pulpit
A London church visitor recently observed a wooden peg at the back of the pulpit level with the preacher's head. Pegs were found in other parts of the same church and in many city churches, including a nail or peg for hanging the preacher and congregation’s win.
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Pega
London
Puzsled
Something to Think About by F. F. Walker
A reflective piece extols the uplifting power of a kind smile on strangers. It describes how joyous moments lift burdens, brighten skies, and inspire better behavior across ages, ending with a note on happiness as priceless. Also notes 1918 syndicated column and a Britain mine fatalities count of 1,168 deaths from 1,070 accidents last year.
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Wong
Sunny Bool
Snemies
Emile
MoClure
Britain
Great Britain
Autobiographical portrait of famed goldsmith Dellin and foes
A garbled reminiscence narrates the life of the celebrated goldsmith with high esteem for his craft and the peril from rivals in papal circles. He fought bravely, toiled without end, and after surviving intrigue he found new allies and left a lasting legacy, ending with plans for his memoir.
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Benvenuto Gels
Osilini
Bimauif
Lucka
Bla
Craftemen
Deliat
Dellin
Pair Separated 40 Years Marry in Denver Reunion
Lincoln Nebraska Eve Thompson a former ambassador to Mexico and Brazil and a Lincoln millionaire, marries her childhood sweetheart Edwin A Brown in Denver after forty years apart. Brown, now a millionaire, once pursued a tramp relief crusade and wrote best sellers. Thompson, once in railroad restaurant management, supported civic programs and later ran the Maconshire lodging house. She vows to aid Brown in his poverty relief goals and to ensure no one lacks food or shelter.
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Lincoln
Brown
Mies Thompson
Ale
Thompson
Burlington Railroad
Mine Thompson
Macolnshire
Thia Wan Agld
Bloh
Denver
Bpeer
Anther
25 000 000 Widows in India Who Cannot Wed
Isobel Fresham of the Church of England Missionary Society told a Geneva lecture that about 20 million widows in India are forbidden to marry due to Hindu laws and customs. She said widows are often mistreated by relatives and denied access to medical care, with only women doctors permitted to attend them.
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India
Geneva
Isobel Fresham
Church of England Missionary Society
Freaham
Fragmentary Quote on Virtue from Cato Obscure Source
A brief, fragmented medieval style remark cites Cato on virtue. It hints that the Arat virtue reattains the tongue and that proximity to the gods comes from self restraint even when forming the right. The line is cryptic and lacks context or attribution details.
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Cato
Discovery of Coppar and ancient copper mines in Michigan
Discovery of copper per Pliny notes the metal in Cyprus as one of the six primitive metals. The Calumet mine in Michigan reportedly paid 80 million dollars over twenty years, marking a significant historic mining era.
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Michleon
Pheasants Warn of Earthquakes
A Japanese paleontologist cites pheasants as highly sensitive to tremors, crowing before or during quakes in Japan. Observations over three years and 23 earthquakes show the bird crowing up to eight seconds before instruments register motion in most cases, with limited exceptions.
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F. Omori
Bullefin
Imperial Earthquake Investigaion Committee
Washington
Japan
Selentia
Omori
Cheanant
Profeacser Oteorla
Plan for American silk substitute emerges from quake
Prof James Long of Laigh University reveals that Japan's earthquake and silk shortages may push U S industry to craft a substitute for silk. He says an American product could exceed Japanese silk in wear and cost, enduring tests. The report notes potential domestic production developments.
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Bethlehem
United States
James 8. Long
Alt
Lahigh University
Aman Lea
Improved Aerial Photography Technique Described
A fragment describes a new method for aerial photography that covers larger areas per plate. It notes that previously only three quarters of a quire could be captured, but a novel technique now enables fifteen square miles per shot.
Chiropractic Offer In Forest Park For Women
Dr F J Bauer at 1610 Madison Street Forest Park offers a free consultation for headaches backaches pelvic pains or general tired feeling. No drugs. The advertisement highlights chiropractic care for women with no charge initial visit.
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F. J. Bauer
Madison Street
Forest Park
Adv
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