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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1924

Page

7

Church notes from Oak Park area congregations

A dense church notices column lists St Johns Evangelical Lutheran First and Union tent meetings in Forest Park with service times from 9 a m to 7:30 p m. churches include Pioneer Presbyterian Pauls Lutheran St Peters Evangelical Lutheran German Baptist Reform and Christian Science with weekly activities and contact details for pastors and venues. A priest Rev A E Saunden and Rev William F Bach are named along with addresses and phone numbers.

Thomas Avenue Adamatreet A. E. Saunden D. D Hannah Avenue Forest Wars U P George McNeely New Jersey Union Pore Park Buday ST. Peter's EV Ladies’ Aid

Sinners in Heaven review by Myrtle Heileman

Clive Ace dQun Bantam Merril Co Indianapolis reviews Sinners in Heaven calling it a readable summer novel with engaging characters and adventure. Barbara Barbaras travels from a small English village to Australia, plane crashes strand them on a native island, and a stormy romance leads to marriage and rescue with a hopeful ending.

Clive Bobbs Merril Co Indianapolis Clive Ardav Lta Barbara Alan Nin England Yiverthing Gort Myrtle Heileman

The New Decalogue of Science by Wiggam reviewed

A critical appraisal of Albert Wiggam's The New Decalogue of Science, praising its clear explication of heredity versus environment and its bold assertions. The reviewer highlights passages on personal agency, social class, and the role of nature in achievement, noting the book provokes thought on American welfare and education while warning against overreliance on statistical rhetoric.

Albert Edward Wiggem Bobba Merrill Go Innapolis Albert Wiggum Mr. Wiggam Abollah Beng Pura America Wiggam

Broadcast Bill’s Radiolays On Golf Lingo In Still-Puzzled Style

A 1924 Westinghouse piece features William and Douglass on golf terms. A narrator imitates a learner missing clubs, mispronouncing words, and joking about birdie and bogey while awaiting proper lessons.

William Douglass Westinghouse Ellectric & Manufacturing Co

World gospel tour ends with Nakada study in America

Homer Rodeheaver met a young Japanese musician Ugo Nakada during a world gospel tour. Impressed by Nakada’s talent, arrangements were made for him to study in the United States at Winona Lake. Nakada will participate in a music week August 16 to 21 under Rodeheaver’s direction at St. Thomas Cathedral in Thorne, India, where the relic bones of St. Thomas are said to lie.

Homer Rodeheaver Ugo Nakada Japan Rodeheaver Mr. Rodeheaver America Nakada Ie United States Winona Lake Hodebeaver Cathedral of St. Thomas Thome Methas Indie Ania Bt. Thomas

New Decalogue of Science Offers Constructive Cure

Edith Hsileman notes a constructive criticism approach as the suggested cure in relation to the New Decalogue of Science. The excerpt presents a thoughtful critique aligned with practical remedies.

Edith Hsileman

Plan to Salvage Spanish Warship Sunk 300 Years Ago

London reports a second salvage attempt for the Altoirante di Florensia, buried in Tobermory bay, Argyllshire, for over three centuries. New submarine salving devices will be used to recover cash, gold and silver plate, candelabra, crucifixes, and the golden crown and jewels once meant for a Spanish king.

London Tobermory Bay Argyllshire England

Uses Snuff to Trap Man Who Looted His Store

In Langfuhr a tobacco shop owner used snuff to trap a thief. He scattered snuff on the floor. footprints appeared the next morning. A police dog traced tracks to the building owner, revealing his shoes and socks bore snuff stains and incriminating evidence.

Dansig Langfuhr

True Wisdom Manifested in Life and Mastery of Appetite

An aged adage on wisdom contrasts precept with life as true proof, noting strength of character in practice. The piece emphasizes wind’s force and restraint, urging steady discipline and prudent self-control as marks of true wisdom.

Coloring Candles Process Described In Wax Coloring Method

A colored wax layer may be added to candles by incorporating color as a paste in the melted wax. The pigment is dissolved in a small amount of alcohol then mixed with turpentine and applied to the candle exterior.

Chemists may produce all food, predicts scientist

Dr. Carl G. Alaberg of Stanford's Food Research Institute told the American Chemical Society convention that artificial production of the world’s food supply could emancipate humanity from soil dependence and famine risk. He warned that carbohydrates, fats, and amino acids or soaps may be producible synthetically.

Washington American Chemical Society Carl G. Alaberg Ood Research Institute Leland Stanford University Alaberg

League of Nations aids student exchange network

Geneva reports on a quarterly publication from a new League of Nations cooperative office. It aims to coordinate international university information, share professor and student exchanges, study tuition for foreigners, and outline scholarships. The first issue covers an international student exchange inquiry and a convention among Central American countries plus notices from national offices and student associations.

Geneva International Office of University Intelligence League of Nuatluan oMee Cate Vattorn Atuily Pub Ushea Anons International Studenta Gement Central America United States England Denmark Spain France Holland Switzerland

Lizard Arrives From Germany by Parcel Post in Kiel Channel Find

A lizard said to be a rare specimen was shipped from Hamburg by parcel post to a scientific institution. The creature arrived in bad shape after a long journey via land and sea. customs examined the package and the reptile escaped briefly before capture. It had part of its tail torn and curled when angered.

Parcel Post Germany Philadelphia Kiel Canal Flamburg

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ST. Johns EV Lutheran Circle Avenue Marcus Wegner Miniater Pionera Pregbyterian Verdioand Avenue P. Bates Raaifence Hannah Aycour OT. Paul's Lutheran A. G. Wenninger Dixon Street Brown Avenue Forest Park A. Men's Society Ladies’ Aid Society German Baptist Church Harlem Avenue Direa Street Herman Kaas Ap. A Morton Park Young Peoples Prayer Meeting Reformed Church Barvard Street Migis Kalbfisisch Migim Mugilah Ladies Sewing Circle Christian Science First Church of Christ Setestiat Oak Park Altneis Oak Park Avenue Ontario Street Lake Street Barbaras Hugh Nature Tye Palmer's Hill Salmple Alram Oruitholmy Gospel Horn League OF Nations Chas. R. Hussey Madison H. Forest Park Lance Bros. Department Store West Broad Madison Street F. P Mohe & Sons A. Daman Keewer Maple Avenue Huarricon Street Phonmua Busy Bee Klimmer Dunlop Avenue Foraet Park Forest Park, Ill William Kotz Trail & Cooling Desplaines Ave Forest Pare Gardner Lumber Telephone Forest Park Circle Ave Roosevelt RD Giaeh H. J. Thoendel & Son Opre Sawelere Madison &J. Forest Park Moers Maywood Chicago Dearborn N. Jefferson River Forest Nuge OAK Park Rug CO Circle Ava Otto G. Mentrar Walter W.L. Mayer Rentner & Meyer Lew Forest Park Madison Chinage Wear Forget Park Tr New Forest Park Madison St Madioon Street Roeber Carpenter Ballder Telegie G. A. Galley & Sons, Prope Desplaines Avenue Pirate Forest Park Palmer Graduat Jno H. Schuneman D. C Forest Park, I Henry C. Hass Madigon Strset Sega AUBTM Elmhurst Muttlers Cleaners L. A. Partridge
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