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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
7
A fragmentary collection brims with quips and aphorisms about honesty belief and human folly. It parodies moral maxims while skirting coherent argument, referencing a laundryman a clock watcher and a reformist handbook with scattered witty zingers.
Former Senator Corneliua Vale, Wesleyan University’s oldest alumnus at one hundred, traveled from California to Midletown Cent for the graduation. Born at Lad N during Monroe’s presidency, he earned a BA in 1847 among 29 graduates and recalls antislavery work and talks with President Lincoln during Civil War days.
A verse praising steadfast workers who endure hardships with calmness and kindness. The speaker derides complainers and hypocrites, arguing true worth lies in diligence whether wielding a scepter or a mop. The poem laments unfinished inventions and urges lasting dedication.
Church notes list Pioneer Presbyterian Bates minister residence Hannah avenue and Forest Park 1244. services Sunday morning 11, evening 7:45, junior and intermediate activities. St Peter's Ev Lutheran and Community Methodist pages follow with pastors, addresses, and service times. St John's and St Paul Lutheran entries note ministers, locations, Sunday School times, and English/German services.
German Baptist Church Werner Dixon street and Harlem Avenue, Pastor Herman Kauz. Sunday services at 6 a.m and 10:30 a.m with preaching in the afternoon. Mission Sunday School at Motor Park. Young People's Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Preaching at 8 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting.
The Forest Park MI District No 01 invites sealed bids to install panic locks on exit doors with upgraded French sash windows and fireproof ceilings over the Garfield heating plant. Bids due July 24 1922 by 5 pm with 10 percent certified check. Work must finish by August 25 1922. Inquiries to committee members Wm Ernst J Matec or Clydy Islhough.
Fragmented archaic prose discusses how perception shifts with novelty and repetition. It warns that readers may value familiar peculiarities and suggests careful drafting to sustain interest. Hawthorn appears as a named reference within the tense, reflective commentary.
A fragment notes that bent whalebones and swintebones can be straightened by soaking in boiling water for a few minutes, then drying. Mentions figs called Natural Sweats and a vague reference to ancient remedies and dates in a cryptic, unreadable text.
Multiple temple notices list services at First Reformed Corner Higte avenue and Harvard Streets with German language Sundays, English on second and fourth Sundays at 10:30 am, matins at 10:00 am, weekly chair meetings, P.B. Society fourth Tuesday, Bible school Saturdays, and auxiliary groups. Oak Park locations at Oak Park avenue Ontario street and Lake Street reading room hours, First Church of Christ in Maywood holds Sunday morning services at 10:15 am with subject Truth.
Fragmentary report describes ancient occupancy evidence in Hutope caves with ashes coal and rubble. Mentions cave dwellers wild animals and cave legs feared by observers and notes an upcoming event at a place called the Curate's Baga linked to a communication from SheMel Trlegriph.
A fragmentary note links the weather cock to the ninth century in Europe. It mentions the term weather rack and the emblem of St Peter atop steeples, suggesting an origin story for weather vanes.
A fragmentary note discusses guidance for youth, focusing on wholesome patterns for vigor and energy. Peter A Mortonson remarks on the city’s duty to channel boyish spirit into constructive avenues, warning against missteps that could derail progress.
Lee Wilfred Alies pastor presides at Bible School for all ages with 11 am classes and 6 45 pm sermon. Young People meeting at 8 pm led by H Piper of Chicago. Sunday Wenonah Bible School meets at 1427 South Oak Park Avenue. Open air meeting Saturday 8 pm at Hangah and Madison Forest Park. Midweek fellowship Wednesday invites public attendance. British Widow Unprotected under Hebrew law notes contrasts with US law.
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