Mooseheart: A City of Childhood Miracle and Training
A long, ornate piece extols Mooseheart as a haven for neglected children, detailing self-government, vocational training, religious instruction, and outdoor life. It cites prominent backers and leaders, notes 100,000 members, and recalls Vice President Marshall praising Mooseheart as a miracle after visiting in 1918 and again five years later.
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Mooseheart
Mooseheart Cancer
Mookeheart Lane
Ehil Hyer
Cain
Moosethar
Farmer Vicw
Marshall
James Cox
Ohid
Harry Davis
Ohio
John Haya Hammond
Congress
Thompson
Chicago
A Wiftim Broening
Battmore
James Couzens
Deetroit
Charles Schwab
Tonn
Building Permits Report June 1924 Commissioner Zehn
June 1924 permits list shows numerous building moves across Higto Lathrop and Ferdinand avenues. Entries include multiple two and three car garages at various addresses such as 020 Higto, 11122 Thomaa, and 636 Ferdinand, with costs ranging from 50 to 11,000 dollars. Other items include bungalows, repairs, sun parlors, additions to garages and dwellings, and several individual homeowners named like Jana Gustafson Julius Tappert and Harry Butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zehn
W. Kogas
Higto Avenue
John Boracino
Lathrop Avenue
Carl Ellenbérg
Thomaa Avenue
Rose Picarora
Ferdinand Avenue
Circle Avenue
Palmas
Smith
Sid Tiarlem
TL Schram
Marenga Avenue
Jana Gustafson
J. Steinbach
Curt
Madison Atrent
Walter Hogin
Elgin
Madison Street
Fred Wenthind
Dixon Street
Hibbon
Harrison
Jane Lynch
Elgto Avenue
Ht. J. Budge
Ong
I. Brieschke
Big Lathrop Avenue
Kal. Sehmidt
Diron Alrdet
Max ‘Touch
Lathrop
Geo. Oler
Marco- Eo Avenue
K. Lehnerberger
Warren Avenue
R. M. Ditlon
Musser
Harlem Avene
Lathrup Avenue
F. Oneraty
Duntep Avenue
LeBenn
Marlon Avenue
Hartem Avenue
Elgin Avenue
Julivn Quitach
Fed Algin Avenue
Herman Furtzlaft
Marengo Avenue
H. Buettner
Od Mrele Avenue
Wm. Rock
Nic Guardelabane
Hannah Avenue
Harry Butter
B. Wolenhaupt
Wm. Lambert
Troost Avenue
E. Reich
Paul Schwartz
J. Braga
Main Avenue
118 000 British Cattle Slain in Mouth Disease
London reports a mouth disease outbreak devastating cattle across the country. Noel Buxton, labor minister of agriculture, seeks powers for quarantine and research to stop further spread and identify causes and origins. The event implications include substantial financial losses and a push for preventive measures.
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London
Noel Buxton
Buxton
Good Carp Bait Marysville Catch S
Story recounts George using an egg yolk bait and a hook to catch a two pound carp near Marysville Missouri. Local anecdote highlights fishing method and unusual catch with one eye noted.
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Marysville
Frignos
George
Aston
Liston
Rare bind term traced to Lilin poet in peacock note
The phrase rare bind appears in historical commentary referring to an ancient cannon and a Lilin poet named Boryce, where one entry first used the expression in discussing a peacock.
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Horace
Boryce
Oldest Living Horse in World Owned by Pastor
Ontawiese, Pa entering spring sees Clover aged near fifty, reputed as the world’s oldest horse on a local clergyman’s farm. The horse receives shelter, extra blanket, regular exercise, and steady food. the owner’s care keeps Clover healthy and warm through winter. Clover now reportedly draws a pension from the Jockey Club of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontawiese
Clover
Jockey Slab of
New York
Dangerous Omissions in London Th Bits
A fragmentary OCR style snippet shows distorted dialogue with missing vowels and garbled lines. The text references Dodd and Harry in a colloquial exchange, illustrating typographic omissions and aspirates in a London setting.
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Dodd
Harry
London
Village Council Minutes From Forest Park July 14 1924
Forest Park minutes record regular council meeting Monday July 14 1924 with Mayor Kaul and commissioners Brinch Michalsky Ishulsky and others. The board approved minutes from July 7 1924 and granted special permits for dancing at two business sites on Roosevelt Road and driveway bond for Sinclair Refining Company. The health officer reported sanitation licenses for 1924 and the clerk handled paving printing bills for South Desplaines avenue with funds moving to the Special Assessment Fund. Meeting adjourned with votes recorded.
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Horvat Park
Ilinois
Kaul
Brlach
Michalsky
P. J. Ollvons
Tia
Roosevelt Road
Sir Mortha
Brinch
Michalaky
Gibbons
Roosevelt
M! ¢Ehalaky
Naya
Sinclair Refining Company
Arisch
Michaluky
Binclair Netlning Company
Hartford Accident and Indemetty Company
Jackson Boulevard
Yens
Frisch
Ishulsky
H. P. A. Carstens
Brigh
Qormimlealoner Michaleky
Mle
Heensen
Goremissionern Brisch
Michnicky
Fra
Seasment
Yeas
Brisch
Kaul Nays
Michniaky
Waut
Naye
Salt Springs Vanish in Gallatin County History
In Gallatin county historic Salt Springs are fading with little evidence remaining. Historian Myre notes no memorials survive and pottery fragments from salt evaporation at the two main springs, He.p.Dan Dick and Nigger Well, hint at past industry. An old well area now shows only decayed timber and empty signs of former works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Relf
He.p.Dan Dick
Alte
Myers
Hard Test Required to Win Helicopter Prize
Entries pour in for a 250 prize from the aviation group inviting tests of a helicopter design to solve vertical and hovering flight. Fifteen to twenty entries come from leading American and international authorities, including Henry Berliner, renowned helicopter expert, noted for his notable machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londsat
Ritlat Ale Quinistry
Henry Berliner
Scout Letters Reveal Camp Wilderness Survival and Fun
Readers get three firsthand letters from Camp Wilderness scouts Robert Baumrucker and Howard Lane. They describe rainy mornings turning sunny, tent setups, rope and knot tying contests, a camp track meet, a beach campfire, marshmallows, ghost stories, and plans for doughnuts and ice cream. The notes mention rosters, tents with names like Mohawk and Navajo, a treasure hunt, and mail procedures for sending letters with the code number 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mip
Robert Gaumrucker
Silver Forest
Graham
Bill
Howard Lane
Forest Park
Bud
Wilderness
St. Joe
Anthony
Uncle Frank
Bridgeman
Robert Baumrucker
Bainbridge
Strawbridge
Scott
Malr
Hopkins
Equinity
Pawnes and the Mall Box of Preteela Tales
A fragmentary diary style note describes a group named Pawnes finding a large box in a mall filled with pretzels and preteela. Nighttime routines, a nightmare, and scattered observations about berries, cherries, and a long menahall with a large screen porch are mentioned alongside a tent and a bird nest with two small birds.
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Crunch
Tower
Jimmie Toust
Nick
Apeweo
American youths to visit foreign lands
New York reports a group of twenty American boys ages sixteen to nineteen will embark June 21 on a ten week friendship trip through Europe. The journey is organized under the Young Men's Christian Association and aims to foster international understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
League of Nationg Assembly
Bfen
Christian Association
Boya
Cour
Jost
Werkern
Jo A. von Dis
International Committee of Young Men’s Christian Association
Harry J. Center
Flint
Mich
Ernest P. Roberts
Brooklyn
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Tle
Oxford
Stratford-on-Avon
Copenhagen
Japan
United States
Abie's Irish Rose Play Offers Low Visitor Prices in Chicago
In Chicago the Studebaker Theatre hosts Abie's Irish Rose with an unusually low price plan to attract visitors. Tickets start at 68 cents in the gallery and 1 to 2 dollars for main seats, aiming to lure out-of-town guests to the popular 20-week run featuring the marriage story of a Jewish boy and an Irish girl.
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Chicago
Abie
Brudebaker Theatre
Michigan Avenue
Windy City
Studebaker
Uils House
Able
Thia
Anne Nichola
Abla
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Marcel
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Wabash Ave
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Amartes
River Forest
Ernest Oechslin Wholesale
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Corgale Ave
Concordia Cemetery River Forest
Ili
Albany
Central Chandelier CO
Cicero Avenue
W. A. Riesch
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