Forest Park Review office details and masthead
Forest Park Review is published by Parchal Hall Heileman Co Inc. at 7444 Madison Blvd Forest Park Illinois. Editor Albert L. Ratt and associate Edith Heileman are listed. paper is entered as second class matter at the local post office.
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Chicago convention turmoil and bank merges loom in this era
A fragmented review cites Chicago state politics, historic price pressures for bread, and a stalled convention amid downstate tension. It notes Cook County forest preserves, bank consolidations on New Year’s Eve, and anticipated Postmaster General incentives shaping policy and industry.
Child Prodigy Lands Big Role in Famous Film
Seven year old Thewhord Dantely plays the jesture of Atteath Dow in ilugrepl's film The Title Minister, delivering a vivid screen presence. Director David Smith halted a retake after a dramatic moment as the youth improvised, asking for another take. Alice Cathvin was chosen for the stellar role Wonka, while the piece notes the prodigy’s quick mind and natural instinct on set.
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Atteath Dow
Ilugrepl
Bait
David Smith
Alice Cathvin
James M. Burrle
Hosen in Abundance For Outdoor Rose Growing
Instructions on growing roses outdoors describe November and December cuttings placed in sand or beds, protected in frames or houses, then planted in February or March. Buds should show before freezing weather, with Y shaped trenching for spring recovery followed by transplanting to open ground when warm weather returns.
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Mary Garden and McCormick Rumor Column Sparks Debate
A noisy gossip piece traces Mary Garden and Harold McCormick rumors as social chatter swirls around a Cleveland public method article. It weighs courage versus propriety, contrasts a brave heroine with a naughty girl, and notes editorials praising lively language over formal diction.
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Papa Bakers
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Mary Believer
Young McCormick
Film thrills and city chatter spark a Tribune note
A jumble of reminiscences and gossip recalls local lore in The Tribune. Readers learn about editor Richard Henry Litt known as Dick Lith and a past prank involving a governor, while tangential musings touch on movies by Rudolph Valentino and the allure of a forest park thrill.
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The Queen and Bolomon In The City Dine
A vivid theatrical scene unfolds with Salomon and Bolomon in royal attire amid music and pageantry. The Queen moves in cloth of gold as crowds circle, a Peacock statue nearby. A shepherd with pipes, the desert mood, and the royal pair’s dining in a bustling city setting are depicted with lyric imagery.
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Death Valley Road Signs Tame Desert for Tourists
The Automobile Club of Southern California places 1,220 metal road signs to ease travel through Death Valley, aiming to dispel myths and lure modern motorists as did prospectors of old. Signals promise a safer route, though the desert’s allure remains intact. A local tale of Scotty and Gorax Smith is linked to the campaign.
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Yellowstone National Park
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United States
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American Women as Hostesses in Society Note
A fragment discusses American women as hostesses, noting their delight and success in hospitality roles. The passage reflects on how men often rely on wives or daughters for duties and pleasures of hosting, with examples of guests at dinners or house parties and the wife’s involvement.
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Prisoner's Gambit Sparks Hidden Longing in City Office
A distraught man, isolated in a newspaper office, battles mental turmoil after a failed romance and a dream of returning home to a beloved girl. He clings to a vow to work, even as wind of an engagement to another woman unsettles him and shapes his strained daily routine.
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Fragmented Quote Reflects Harsh Portraits
Readable fragments show a harsh appraisal of a woman described as heartless. The wording resembles dialect or OCR errors with phrases about bending and a hook, lacking clear context or full sentences to establish who is speaking or the incident involved.
Simple Cakes and Frosting From Old Time Recipes
A garbled recipe column offers tips for apple sauce cake with nuts and spice, patty cakes with candied orange, a tonf cake, coconut decor, chopped nuts on top, and Crumb cake with butter sugar frosting. Directions include boiling sugar water, whipping egg white, and finishing with a creamy frosting for a glossy finish.
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Sugar from parsley and cane amid plant findings
The report notes experiments suggesting sugar can be produced from a weed and from cane. It mentions widespread belief in parsley's medicinal use in France and a chef Kennedport discovery of large scale use by persons making substitutes for alpinthe, with claims of adulteration or misuse.
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