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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1925

Page

3

The City Star Reports A Taxicab Misadventure

In a disjointed account from Petunia and Bunt Blurt the pair describe a chaotic ride from the union depot involving steering failure a crash into a telephone pole and repeated cars lifting and abandoning them. They claim city drivers and riders caused chaos during the pursuit ending with threats of not paying for the lift and potential hotel delays.

Kay Lee Petunia Ewa Union Anya 4A Mel Kaonaie City Star

Ancient Idea of Life Revisited by Scientist Sayings

In a Smithsonian Institution lecture curator Dr Alen Hirdileka argues that the earth as life’s source is an ancient concept still aligning with modern science. He asserts life arises not by accident but through natural evolution driven by chemistry, physics, and dynamics influenced by the sun and Earth's environment.

Wood Tr Alen Hirdileka Smithsonien Institution Min Orma Washington Post

A Sad Case of Sudden Husband’s Death

A report notes the sudden death of a husband, with witnesses describing a rapid decline and the absence of consciousness after a long illness. The fragment hints at financial concerns and emotional distress following the loss.

Couple Reunite After 54 Years In English Marriage

George Frid and Ron J Hubbard wed in Siling borne England after decades apart. Frid had earlier left Radu huw Hent and emigrated to Canada in 1870. Hubbard’s friends opposed the move and letters ceased, while Frid later remarried a Canadian woman, who died, prompting him to return home last summer where he met his former sweetheart.

George Frid Ron J Hubbard Silingborne England Wird Raduhuw Hent Canada Miss Hubbard Canadda Find Suomer Frid

Penny Coin Reappears From Forgotten Stamp Mystery

A man in the north of England received a penny stamped with his name on a novel label then spent it. Twenty years later in London he paid for refreshment and saw the same penny again among the change, stamped with his father’s mark from decades earlier.

England Stumpeg London

Fly Temperament Study by Austrian Scientist

An Austrian scientist experiments with fruit flies to reduce their numbers. Results show some flies have weak temperaments, others are assertive, and some are aggressively inclined. The more aggressive and desertive flies exhibit greater disease resistance proportional to their truculence.

Ostrich Dinner Delights London Party Guests

An Australian party in London recently featured an ostrich dish about three feet long and weighing 40 pounds. The bird, sent from Australia, was a centerpiece at the meal and cooled on a spit before an open hearth.

London Australia

Rag Picker's Claim of Weekly Wages in London Court

A laborer testifies in a London police court that rag gathering is lucrative and that he has earned up to 60 pounds weekly. He emphasizes that the trade holds potential fortunes for those in the business.

London

School Notes Grant School Transitions and Class Activities

John Megna and Jacuelin Mellgan move to Michimin and Indianapolis Tidiana. First graders miss them. thrift banner won. Second graders dramatize reading class. Ruth Bishop in hospital for eye care. Sixth graders await her return. fourth graders report books. Deposits totals by grade shown. Christina seals sold worth 14.02. Attendance high. several students win ribbons for perfect work and spelling.

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Garfield Notes and Deposits Read At School Event

The Garfield column lists multiple deposits and percentages for accounts labeled 2A 2B 3A 4A, with totals and depositor counts. It also notes a BA graduating class activity on Wednesday with a performance of the play Apple huce at the downtown led Museum, and lists absent first graders Myrtle Schutt, Grew Stanton, Jane Foley, and Genevieve Sten' due to illness.

Garfield Edsters Ethel Behulze Nome Morse TAWI Led Museum Apple Huce Myrtle Schutt Grew Stanton Jane Foley Genevieve Sten

Civic Beauty of Chicago Inspires Urban Parks and Architecture

Adelyn Dixon extols Chicago as a city of parks and boulevards, noting seven major outdoor recreation areas Columbus Garfield Humboldt Jackson Washington and Lincoln. Describes park features from boating and courts to gardens and sculptures, praising Conservatory at Garfield and structures from the World’s Fair era amid fading German building and Field Museum ruins.

Chicago Columbus Garfield Dougas Humboldt Jackson Washington Lineal Garflel Park Humboldt Park Peregins Te Park Jackson Park

Chicago's parks and boulevards showcase beauty and culture

The narrative praises Lincoln Park’s zoo and Field Museum, the Conservatory, and Chicago’s grand boulevards. It highlights the Gold Statue of Liberty, the Chicago Public Library, and marble buildings lit at night. It notes the parks’ educational value for children and students and the city’s world famous status.

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Frying Pan and Fire A moan In the country mey fret

A fragmented poem excerpt describes rural life with longing and isolation. The speaker notes few to talk to and a missing companion in a bleak country scene, with a brief line about a lap change and unnamed local figures.

Twick Bol

Church Notes at Circle Avenue and Washlogtes

Church notes list services at Circle Avenue and Washlogtes with Marcus Wagner minister. German service at 10 a.m. Ladies society at noon. English service 7:45 p.m. Weekly events include junior, orchestra, chorus, choir. Standard Bearers meet Monday night January 12 with piano by Adelaide Fring. Dr Horace G Smith to hold church conference Tuesday January 13 at 8 p.m. Epworth League outing and plans noted. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. St Peters Ev Lutheran services listed with Rev William F Buch.

Circle Avenue Washlogtes Marcus Wagner Boglieh Ip. O Ladies’ Society Thoraday Adelaide Fring Ethel Kelly Horace G. Smith Chicago West District Offeinl Tite Vic Dr. Smith Epworth League Eleanor Critchfield Thompson All Welcome ST. Peters EV Lutheran Manoah Avenue Adams Stress William F. Buch Hest Ence Maerenge Avencae Fire Forest Sanday Acheel Kogilah Young Women’s Missions Society Gqraman Baptist Church Harlem Avenue Dives Mest Herman Kaas Pester Sandsy Eched Merten Park Young Peoples First Church of Christ, Sciential Oak Park Ilinois Oak Park Evenues Ontario Street Reading Hoam Laks Mtrest Oak Perk Avenue

Thursday Torchbearers and Church Events Schedule

A local church and community notices column lists services and events for Thursday through Sunday at multiple churches including Prospect Presby terian and Reform Church. Entries show times and leaders such as Prof John B Lyons, Rev F Helbfielsch, and Rev Herman Kaas, with activities like morning services, youth groups, and study meetings. The piece also notes a separate Reading Room and local open hours. A closing note mentions Greece stage colors black gray white and blue as popular decorating colors.

The Sin of Lying and Its Easy Consequences

A fragmented piece discusses lying as a serious matter, noting that even small falsehoods can harm others and social trust. It contrasts minor deception with the broader moral cost, suggesting truthfulness remains the safest course.

Fragmented note on eagle species and changes in names

An OCR fragment discusses the bald eagle and a golden eagle, mentioning fathers of the American republic and a shift in country terminology. It references a critique calling a species a piratical parasite of the prey and notes feathering differences and changes in terms.

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