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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1925

Page

6

Forest Park debates form of government and peddling nuisance

The Forest Park Review criticizes the village’s commission form of government as costly and ineffective. It urges abolishing the system, adopting a city form with wards and elected officials, and argues Harlem Avenue improvements will boost growth as real estate expands along Twenty second Street and surrounding areas. It also condemns petty licensing for peddlers as a nuisance harming merchants and housewives.

Forest Park United States Kaul Burkart Atreet Bir Eigen Nut Ash Ita Madison Street Rooster Club Harlem Avenue Oyken¢E Riveraite Norwood Park Horsem Avenue Haelin

Reviewette A Kirkwood's postal card plan for air mail profits

San Francisco resident Reviewette A Kirkwood argues a government postal card to cross the continent by air would cost senders 24 cents, with claimed revenues of 40 million dollars from postcards. He calls for a 75 percent rate cut to stimulate air mail growth and government revenue. The note precedes mention of the 1925 automobile show opening today, called the Silver Jubilee anniversary.

San Francisco Air Kirkwood Alr Mall Elysa Uncle Sam

By Way of Diversion By Edith Helieman

A column of verse and prose from 1924 notes, poems from Chicago poets, and local cultural commentary. It includes reflections on poetry, a Jubilee celebration description, and brief items about press agents, tax officials, and everyday humor.

Edith Helieman Chicago

Noted chicken photographer tours the country for prizes

It describes Mr. Stahmer as a top chicken photographer who studies sunlit angles, captures prize pictures, and travels to wealthy homes and ranches. He may visit Vanderbilts, California, Texas, and North Carolina to photograph winners, becoming the country’s recognized chicken artist.

Mr. Stalmer Vanderbilt North Carolina California Texas

World's Oldest Man A Porter In Constantinople

Zorsh Agra, a porter in Constantinople, recently celebrated his 150th birthday and is hailed as the world's oldest man. For more than a century he labored as a bamal carrying bales from ships to warehouses in the Turkish capital. Agra credits longevity to a simple diet avoiding coffee and alcohol, and to his hard work despite having had over wives and now seeking a new match.

Zorsh Agra Constantinople Agra Aultien

Turtle and Rabbit Find Cash in Goats Appetite

A humorous panel shows Turtle declaring a goat’s appetite includes money while Rabbit asks how. Turtle notes the goat just ate a five dollar bill, prompting playful speculation about value and appetite.

Rabbit

Fragmentary stage notes hint at roles and cast

The text references Mr Mack Simns in a troubled role with new aid, a supportive brush, and a young beautiful girl loved by a distinguished company. It mentions Wilton Lackaye and Br. Sherman discovering Phoebe Foster, Robert Vivian, and Fiem in a theatrical setting.

Mack Simns Supportbrush Wilton Lackaye Br. Sherman Phoebe Foster Robert Vivian

Play scrambles with Ward and Colbert at Adelphi

Fragmentary notes say Ward and Claudette Colbert are linked to a stage production with dates described as matinee days at the Adelphi on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Sherman appears as a claimant or speaker in the contested play titles.

High Stakes drama at Adelphi Theatre Chicago

High Stakes, a three act drama with Lowell Ehermann in the lead, presented by A. H. Woods at the Adelphi Theatre in Chicago. Willard Mack, renowned for Tiger Rowe and Kick In, wrote the play and co-authored other works, delivering a probing dramatic study of cox relations and social tensions.

Lowell Ehermann A. H. Woods Adelphi Theatre Chicago Willard Mack Mr. Mack Tiger Rowe

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