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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1923
Page
2
Community Methodist and Pioneer Presbyterian lead Sunday schedules with morning worship and Sunday school. Other congregations including German Baptist, Lutheran and Reformed share weekly services and evening programs. notices list ministers and contact info in Oak Park area.
The notice lists schedule details for First Church of Christ Scientist Maywood library hall Monday services at 10 15. Madison Street Church at Madison and Wisconsin Ave with Bible school led by Wil Ham and Sinclair. Pulpit exchanges with Portage Park Baptist pastor Stew Charles B Fields. Young People's meeting at 6 45 and sermon at 8 00 with opening song. Midweek prayer service Wednesday at 8. Open air meeting Saturday 8 15 at Hannah and Madigan. Berwyn branch at 1810 South Clinton Ave offers Bible school junior society and preaching. All welcome.
Twelve states Arizona Oklahoma Florida Maryland Illinois Louisiana Rhode Island New Jersey Wyoming Utah Idaho and Nebraska report satisfactory results from convict labor on roads. Government funding spurs state surveys. when convicts are well fed and housed they work well, though construction costs rise slightly, benefiting inmates physically and mentally.
The article describes creating a bright toned scarf from loosely woven wool fabric cut to about eighteen inches wide with fringe ends. It also explains adding a loose buttonhole edge in matching wool, knotting four wool threads per fringe, and finishing with tassels. A matching tam o’ shanter is noted as easy to craft without a pattern.
A girl named Molly visits a zoo with her parents. She watches a baby bison sleeping in sun, pigeons wandering nearby, and a parakeet duo with a Cockadillo from Australia. She admires camels Babe and Kid, notes wool shedding, and enjoys camel parade behavior with calm, gentle greetings.
An exploration of vaudeville’s origins from early French song collections in the 16th and 17th centuries to its later meaning as a play with songs. The piece traces the term from Vaux de Ville to Chansons Voix de Ville and notes its shift from lyric entertainment to a broader revue style akin to the American form.
Sporting Squibs of All Kinds presents a collage of sports topics from fencing to yachting and football. It notes French sport decline, a potential boxing match, and mentions Ohio State players in a fictional context while recalling long-time figures like Tommy Murphy and Single G. It closes with a nod to ancient Greek weather lore.
A Topeka capital area item notes a Kansas Standard event where a man named Crisa unexpectedly opens a milk bottle using his tied thumb. The brief entry reflects a curious local moment with minimal context.
An old Duluth Heald tip urges caution before action, with a proverb about verifying accuracy twice and a note on Revlow ads pay as context.
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