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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

2

Citizens urged to back league of nations treaty

A persuasive article calls on every U S citizen to pressure their senator to ratify the peace treaty and join the league of nations It explains the senate holds treaty power and warns that rejection would leave the U S isolated while most world powers move toward collective security It urges public letters to Illinois senator McCormick and Sherman with further League information from local League of Nations offices.

United States Iittle Germany Washington United Staten Senate America League of Nations Senate Qle The League Ita Philippines League of Illinois Medil McCormick Weae Washington Street Chicago Lawrence ¥. Sherman Springfeld Tikole Etate Leggue Breoky Chisago

Aide Dorothy Creely Reads Major Watson Dictation

Dorothy Creely, a new stenographer in Washington, faces a grueling dictation from Major Watson. She strains to transcribe his feverish, unreadable notes and seeks help from coworker Miss Wheeler to decipher a key phrase. A chance reunion with Harry hints at personal stakes amid the tense office routine.

Miss Creely Watson Mira Creely Dorothy Creely Ohio Washington Hobie Major Watson Dorothy Bhai Mins Wheeler Mins Wheeler Miss Wheeler Mina Wheeler Aliss Wheeler Bo Dorothy Harry Dot King

Ancient Norwegian ships linked to Ericson voyage claim

A traveler in Norway studies two ancient ships, one possibly linked to Lief Ericsson, arguing evidence is inconclusive whether either vessel belonged to him. The second ship was partially recovered, described as roughly seventy feet long with a high stern, and the text details imagined crew positions and ancient voyage life.

Norway Lief Ericsson Ericxson Ventoroun Krlownan Wessel Onner

Practical Watimate Briggina Sc ore Conversation

A brief dialogue captures a casual exchange about a score. One speaker notes a habit of not losing much money, while another calls that person a good loser. The fragment hints at playful banter over gambling or a game. The lines show informal speech and character interaction without a clear event or outcome.

Briggina

Browning the Fly in Amboothietivh Ty the Egat Indies

A garbled historical note describes an attempt to manage flies on plants by spraying water. The text mentions Amboothietivh ty the Egat Indies and a scientist named Juw atreniaa Wt tjectr, with a reference to Chicago Journ. The fragment is unclear and difficult to interpret.

Browning Amboothietivh Aluyle Chicago

Symbol of brute ferocity tiger sculpture tale

A distorted OCR passage discusses a tiger symbol in royal emblems, referencing Tippoo Sultan and a toy tiger that growls when wound, noting the tiger's association with power, ferocity, and beauty. It mentions Mysore, Ayomety, and a New York Herald fragment about a cart or statue involving a tiger motif.

Tippoo Mysore Tippin Qoltong Tia Ives Ayrton Khiot York Herald

Defining the Sword Deak Ends with Morbid Exchange

A cryptic chat between Charles and Roger centers on a failed attempt to define the sword deak. Charles mutters a grim line about another's fate, implying finality and danger in their exchange.

Charles Roger

incoherent historical missive fragment

Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled note with names and uncertain actions. It mentions a depot, a hither berortaR like record, and a weakly implied inquiry or quiz. The readable elements are limited to scattered words and unclear context.

A Tra, OF wl} works of art a cathedral is the greatest

A fragmented quote extols a cathedral as a supreme treasure surpassing works of art. The source fragment credits W Meecher and compares sacred space to artistic riches in lofty terms.

I. W. Meecher

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