Pension measures for aged speakers at Baglen hall rally
The speaker for Eagles discusses old age pensions and a campaign led by the Grand Army of the F.O.BB. for workers' retirement security. He notes growth in support among unions and employers, with state commissions citing rising poverty among aging workers and a push for legislation across states.
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Eagles
Eger
Phas
Parry Park
Baglen Hall
Deenpeliud Devant
Soho Lewy
Etiitar
Muethers Pension Mows
Atten
Mantua
Nevada
Leunmytvartii
Mae Eraternal Order of
Mages Jy
P.O. i
Anil
Fensaranee
Weranachin
Alois
Romber
Gloetrelea
Piayer
Tanumorntie
Atv
Grand Aerts
Legion Members Social Night At Park Post Meeting
Members at Memorial hall of the Park Post American Legion enjoy a social night with checkers, refreshments, and a dance. Reports note an upcoming visit from Mira Bhiers and greetings to Jamon McAvoy. appeal to ex-service men of Forest Park to join the legion and support national policies.
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Parest Park
American Legion
G Dance
Pred Bhiers
Tetoh Avenue
Daekaon Howevard
Kedzie Avenue
Dom
Mira Bhiers
Tal
Park Avenue
Jamon McAvoy
Gladya Torre
Blnee Dee" Frankel
Hia
Rooma
Ty Gee
Doe
Mira
Jacobi
Forest Mark
National Department
Atte
Agi
Forvat Turk
Uils Post
Couiander
Will Continue Big Dog Team Race In Northern Canada
Marold St. Luton of 123 Ashhind Avenue left Monday night for a four winter outing in Canada. He will visit thy country.
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Canada
Marold St. Luton
Ashhind Avenue
Canda
Northern 100 Mile Dog Sled Race Near Quebec
North of Quebec about 100 miles in the wilderness will see a 100 mile dog sled race. Roughly a dozen teams will compete hauling lodds over northern snows. It ranks among the winter sports major events with Mr. Sutton entering the event, likely away about two weeks.
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Quebec
Sutton
Prohibition Sweep Nabs Six in Forest Park Raid
Chicago papers report thirty prohibition officers led by Leo Nivdxkleck conducted a Forest Park raid, arresting six men including a bartender and a lodge owner. Bonds were posted and cases await court dates as another sweep follows a similar arrest in the prior summer.
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Chicago
Forest Park
Leo Nivdxkleck
de Chicago
Forest Lark
Chi HO
Forget Park
Kerest Burk
Vrienda
Mary
Man Hurts Leg in Ice Fall at Potest Park
Minto of 217 Monroe Street slipped on ice at the corner of Wisconsin and Hanni Avenue near Potest Park Wednesday evening, breaking his right leg at the hip. Patrolman Berndt assisted until Dr. Bulmer Knox treated him and he was taken to West Suburban Hospital for several weeks of confinement.
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Minto
Monroe Street
Wisconsin
Hanni Avenue
Potest Park
Mtg Aid
Lotelork
Oficer
Herbert Berndt
Wi Bulmer Knox
Firet Ald
West Suburban
Tempering Glassware for Heat and Cold Resistance
A method to temper glassware by fully immersing in cool water and then heating slowly to a boil, holding briefly, and cooling slowly to a warm state before cooling to room temperature. This process enhances breakage resistance for items exposed to extreme temperature changes.
Harlem State Bank's Beauty and Utility Described by Dow
H R Dow extols the Harlem State Bank highlighting its attractive waiting rooms on the main floor and comfortable private consultations. The second floor houses four modern offices with decorative fins and available rentals. The new bank building signals civic progress for Forest Park, with a congratulatory message from depositors and a reception for twenty years of service.
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H.R. Dow
Harlem State Bank
Haady
Harlem Bank
Oadda
Forest Park
Ice Formation On Lakes And Water That Freezes
A fragmented discussion describes surface ice forming on a lake. It notes an initial top layer freezes first, with deeper water staying unfrozen until conditions change. It mentions how the mass might submerge to a maximum depth and how surface cooling can affect diffusion and convection in the water.
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Freese
Wisdom Teeth Eruption and Impact Noted in Hyxela Magazine
A Hyxela magazine notes that wisdom teeth often erupt between ages eighteen and twenty-five, though eruption timing varies. Many remain impacted and fail to erupt fully within the jawbone, usually causing no harm but sometimes requiring removal if pain or infection arise.
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Hyxela
Weight of eggs varies with no fixed government standard
The Department of Agriculture notes there is no official weight standard for eggs as sizes vary. Generally good eggs average about 24 ounces per dozen, Wyaller eggs run as low as 18 ounces per dozen, and exceptionally selected large eggs reach around 28 ounces per dozen.
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Department of Agriculture
Portraits and Letters From Washington in Historic Memorabilia
A collection highlights George Washington in Jettern writings by the “father of IMs country” now housed at the Pierpont Morgue Worary after J. P. Morgan secured it as a memorial. A September 8, 1786 letter mentions lilac linen and a shirt measure, with a Mount Vernon note from 1741 seeking money, and a February 10, 1741 message to Miss Custis about Betsy’s engagement. items include Washington hair, Martha Washington lace, and a lock of hair from the wedding dress. The narrative references the 1782 Yorktown surrender to General Greene.
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George Washington
Ims
Pierpont Morgue
Worary
J.P. Morgan
George Willian Fairfax
Miga Nancy
Mount Vernon
Conway
Alexandria
Elizabeth Parke Custis
Law le
Washington
Martha Washington
Yorktown
Greene
Hussain
Russia
Coasack
Weathering the storm on Althea Street and Peach Preserves
A vivid domestic scene unfolds on Althea Street after a fierce storm. Elizabeth and Mary Dunn recount damage to their bungalow while Althea Street reflects on resilience and neighborly help. A radio prophecy of calm weather precedes plans for peach canning and jelly making.
Vivid Needlework on Newest Frocks
A long feature on evolving needlework in fashion notes the rising influence of Russian and French patterns on modern garments. It highlights elaborate trims, embroidery, and handwork shaping up to meet current style demands across continents.
Obituary of Emma Greene Esteemed Farm Resident Passes
Emma Greene, wife of Ben Greene and mother of George Manoa, Nettie, Joe, and others, died Tuesday after a decade of poor health. She married Fred Greene on August 14, 1874, at Aw Torn. Survived by her husband, children, and extended family, she was active in community church life and remembered for kindness. Funeral arrangements were announced by relatives in Freeport and Forest Turk, with services planned at local churches.
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Emma Greene
Biv Gaeets
George Manoa
Nettie
Niverbige
Fred Green
Dad
Mey AO Brueterk
Pat
Heer Welok
Herbert Dutenee
Adtri
Mwalrhnore
Turwell
Mas
Hattie Bergman Gilgert
Thetis
Cilert
Freeport
Ullaala
Fortieely
Forest Turk
Imaminkuy
Wevienday Tharnlag
Ruiey
ETN
Gibert Tid
Bri
Apyrutend
Eepditien
Mes
Hilbert
Bor Hoe Yi
Bian Gitte
A. Pitemens
Doris Hat Shop Sign Addition to Great White Way
A new addition to the Madison street Workes Flat Shop district features a Doris Hat Shop sign with large red white and blue letters. Erected Friday night by the Hed er WE Sten Company, the seven foot high sign stands along the Great White Way, with intermittent light showing the lettering.
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Doris Hat Shop
Great White Way
Madison Atreet
Rtwt
Workes
Doria
Residents Taken In After Accident At Miami Florida Block
A fragmentary report notes several residents including Albert Hoo and Bernard HWeas staying in a Miami apartment block after an accident. Witnesses say Arthur Lender and Joseph Had arrived with a county recorder to assess the scene while one man injured his ankle. Forest Park residents are described as enjoying a Florida retreat and nearby services advertise Beloit Avenue address for dry goods.
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Albert Hoo
Bernard Hweas
Jo Con Kehwab
Stertdi
Muriam
Arthur Lender
Chicago
Joseph
County Recorder
Stead
Forest Park
Florida
Fortification at Fort Monroe Largest In Country
Fort Monroe at Old Point Comfort on the James River is described as the nation’s largest fortress. The property includes a 200 acre tract donated in 1418 to the United States by Virginia.
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Monroe
Old Point Comfort
Jouve River
Virginia
United States
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Elizabeth
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Mixz
Lizabeth
Althea
Anid
Altes Fitreet
Hlizabeth
Altea
Maury Duin Tate
Leanon
Nat
Fair and Warner
Crosswife’s League
Jon
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Paris
Shawn
Miami
Beloit Avenue
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