Glory of Dawn ends in mountain vow of family, love
A tale from Mary W Ford in which Lila a sick ward of Law Yor Pelle seeks peace as twilight fades. Albert Bello her father and Ann Joyce form a bond that helps Lila. On Mount Washington a dawn vision prompts Bello to promise a mother for Lila and a new life for the girl and her father.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lili Belle
Pelle
Albert
Lita
Baby
White Ann
Wiknuck
Prom
Albert Bello
Lila
White Mountains
Mount Washington
Peeret
Dadda
Bella
Ann Joyce
Ang
Dili
Ana
Lile
Denry
Betlo
Ann
Albert Nellena
Wayall
Sawyer Hello
Joyce—plenay Maton
Belle
Danda
Ava
New Year's Farewell Party and Community Notes
New Year's Eve social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. Lilly at 1041 Dunlop Avenue featured a decorative home, bunco and music, with a midnight luncheon and New Year greetings. Arthur Lilly, then at Wa shington, D. C., left for federal auditor training, marking a farewell in the same event. Other items include Henry Witky Jr. celebrating his 31st birthday and various club meetings, dances, and notices from the Peerialws Athletic Club, Mothers Club, and Beta chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa with elections and gatherings across River Forest and Forest Park communities.
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Lilly
Dunlop Avenue
Dngnoy
Sir
Mia
Arthur
Waalington
D. C
Treagury
Waashington
Tt Lernot Revenue
Lifly
Mira
Vernon Matwon
Gladys
Englewood
Georgiana Woollay
Oak Park
Erin
P. J. Chaufoux
Choulfoux
Mindonpolis
Aneang
Miss Buelow
Viola A. Buelow
Cirelo Avenue
Hosteae
Bunco Prises
Hron’ Hushold
Viola Koch
Messrs
Charies Spohr, Jr
Frederick T. Mall
Tiltian Pallas
Ella Schwartz
Pallas
Deaplaines Avenue
Garvad
Helen
Myrtle Grainer
Gertrude Biekert
Gertrude Stengler
Jtuth Lindquiat
Honslatta de Boer
Margaret Beck
Killa Schwartz
Lillian Pallis
Roy Schriver
Henry Roden
George Weber
Walter Bickert
Cyrus Hannon
Alvin Olson
Arthur Maack Dukes
Edward de Boer
Mias Pale Thode
Jandatra
August Thite
Howtesant
Monroe Street
Buncowich
Neltle la Force
Ewhid Kalwitz
Dr. Wert 4Oghous
Surnnelle Seegers
Mri
Mra
Arthur Selmcks
Aud Athe
Leo O'Day
Walter Healer
Worninghous
Nrw
Henry Meyer
Dorothy
Adolph Parriott
Misses Marth
Hitwer
Wthel Ehelin
Sarunelle Seegers
Nelle la Vorce
Loulie Waltershausen
Gertrude Rehboin
Mepers
Fred Becker
Ernest Kattke
Harry Buckman
Niwald Kalwitz
Insurance pitch on chimney and wind policy offer
An advertisement touts wind storm insurance for three years at four dollars, claiming it will not rebuild a chimney but will protect a dwelling with a policy valued at a thousand dollars. It lists Ernest Reich at 7407 Madison Street as the contact for Insurance all branches.
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Ernest Reich
Madison Street
Drowning Sensations Highlight Film Star's Trial by Pendulum
Marjorie Day stars in Dinty at Aschar's Forest Park theater next Wednesday and Thursday. She recalls a nerve jangling scene where Ruth Whitely is strapped to a pendulum as the enemy King Dorkh seeks revenge. A news boy and his friends stage a rescue, ending the peril.
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Murjeria Day
Dinty
Aschar
Forest Park Theater
Ruth Whitely
Judge Whitely
Dorkh
Plang
Ruth
Dinty” O'Sullivan
Ruthia
Jand
Marjorie
Tom
Cat of yours seems awfully small Billy
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled dialogue about a cat and a boy named Billy with incomplete phrases and unclear meaning. The readable portion mentions a small cat and a character named Billy, but lacks coherent context or event. No verifiable dates, places, or actions are present.
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Billy
Saving Life Serbs in Sanitation and Public Health
A fragmented discussion on Serbia’s prewar birth rate, population decline, and the critical need for sanitation and preventive medicine. Mentions relief efforts, Serbian authorities, and the impact of epidemics on national vitality, with tangents about language and scholarly vocabularies.
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Bertie
Lhunan
Serbia
Objection to Flag Raises Question in Ardale Pon Row
A fragmented report shows a mother objecting to a Frank Ardale event and remarks about promotion and propriety. The readable lines hint at dispute over display and reaction to the flag during a local gathering.
Indianapolis interview misread in odd speech sample
A garbled dialogue from an Indianapolis context shows a young interviewee answering with misheard lines about salt collars and attire. The fragment mentions a woman named Miley Murphy and a formal position, with unclear surrounding action or outcome.
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Raymond Hoffman
William Schwedler
Rth
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Cffler
Dorothy Pierrot
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Josephine Prien
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Mothers Club
Community Oil House
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M. A
Star
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City Beautiful
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