News and Notes Manifold operations and travels listed
Reports of multiple medical operations at Garfield Park and West Suburban hospitals. Ed Bierr plans a two month California stay with an auto tour, while Charles Herzog family vacationed in Cincinnati and Franklin. Local business ads and upcoming events fill the page including a church banco party, bakery specials, and a new Forest Park grill opening near Forest Park Garage.
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William J. Harden
Hannah Avenue
Garfield Park Hospital
Hasaellbringe
Charles A. Schuster
Beloit Avenue
West Suburban Hospital
Ed Bierr
Hojel Candy Hhop
Mailison Street
California
James Richter
San Berandino
AL W. Hesselharth
Lyons
Jon Teodor
Forest Park
Walther
Ddphannes Avenue
Forest Park Garage
Rabies Through History and Public Misconceptions
Dr Victor Vaughn argued in an epidemiology text that rabies has long been misunderstood as a disease of the mind. The piece notes fears persist despite Pasteur’s discoveries, cites Plutarch and Aristotle, and mentions superstitions such as a worm under a dog’s tongue.
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Beloit Pharmacy
Victor Vaughnn
Louis Pasteur
Plutarch
Circle Tour To Lake Geneva From Chicago
A historic Circle Tour to Lake Geneva outlines a scenic weekend drive from Chicago using routes through Sheridan Road Touhy Avenue Niles and Walworth then west toward Lake Geneva with numerous stops and road numbers. The Automobile Club of Illinois provides the itinerary, noting connections to Indiana Dunes Park near Gary for the week's motorist interests.
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Chicago
Lake Geneva
The
Automobile Club of Illinois
Jackson and
Michigan Blvd
Michigan
Sheridan Road
Touhy Ave
Niles
Wheeling
Libertyville
Grays
Lake Lake Villa
Antioch
Satem
Wia
Jet
New Munster Lake Geneva
Walworth
Wis
Sand State Line
Il-Wis
State Line
Harvard
Woodstock
Crystal Lake
Care
Fox
River Grove
Barrington Ia Palatine
Arlington Heights
Mt. Prospect
Des Plaines
Orchard Place
Melrose Park
Maywood
River Forest
Oak Park
Automobile Club of
Mingds
Indiana Dunes Park
Gary
Forest Park Infant Welfare Station annual report
The Forest Park Infant Welfare Station reports a year of activity with 214 babies examined and 1120 station visits. Pre school nutrition classes had 68 advisories and 116 total attendees, while no infant deaths occurred. Receipts totaled about 241, the expenditures 1,456.93, with most costs for doctors and nurses.
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Forest Park
Forest Social Club
Proviso Graduates Big Class
Proviso dialogue urged graduates to choose how they spend time and travel paths after graduation. The speaker warned that college alone does not guarantee education and that effective use of time decides destiny more than the mere attendance at college.
The Two Kinds of People Leaders and Followers
The speaker describes two types of people the leaners who seek soft support and the lifters who grasp handles and push ahead. He warns that most are Jeaners who depend on others and urges students to become leaders, give their best, and seize the moment to avoid mediocrity.
Proviso High School Class Day Honors and Gifts
The Proviso High School class day featured a piano solo by a student, a trio performance with Norman Schmekel and William Meyer, a Lindbergh bust as a class gift, and a Coronation March by the orchestra. Class officers are Hugh Bunning, Lois Blatter, Lila Wash, and Donald Ken Hiett, with students from Maywood and Forest Park.
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Lindbergh
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Hugh Dunning
Robb
Meyerbeer
Proviso High School
Hugh Bunning
Lois Blatter
Lila Wash
Donald Ken Hiett
Frank Blatter
Forest Park
Maywood
Revolt Within Democratic Ranks Over Al Smith Nomination
A month after decisions, factions within the Democratic Party express strong dissent toward Al Smith. Many activists threaten to bolt the party as候 candidates are selected.
Nomination prospects shift as Smith gains Dem convention backing
In Texas, delegates to the Democratic convention are not elected for Al Smith, and former Governor Colquitt withdraws his candidacy for the United States Senate. Colquitt states he cannot support Smith's probable presidential nomination and will not seek a Senate ticket.
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Texas
Smith
Colquit
Aaa
United States
al Smith
United States Senate
Coalition ticket wins in judicial election
The Coalition ticket won the judicial election Monday as expected with Chicago Bar association backing and few others. a large voter abstention led to a decisive result while party leaders credit disciplined voters and note many stayed home.
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Coalition
Chicago Bat Association
Defeat of Soldier Cemetery Fund Provokes Public Outcry
The article laments the Monday vote against establishing a soldiers cemetery in Cook County, arguing the outcome does not reflect genuine sentiment, but rather neglect. It urges voters to reconsider the failure and treat the matter as a priority for fallen soldiers.
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United States
Cook County
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Lathrop Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Franklin, Ind
Nicotera's Haberdashery
Madison Street
Libby
Elgin Meat Market
Forest
D. F. Merello
Elgin Avenue
Mercy Hospital of Chicago
Dn Ag
del Monte Panches
Polito
Fruit and Vegetable
Madison Birect
W. L. Clapp
Community Methodist Church
John C. Kenyon
Misa Pearl Waters
Cicero
Mr. Clapp
Elmhurst
Lane's Bakery
Ira Livingston
First, Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Afaalson Street
St. Peter's Ladies' Aid Society
Banco
Desplainea Avenue
Forest Oakwyn Review
Women's Benefit Association
American Legion Hall
Adams Street
Circle Avenue
Lifschultz Shor
Madison ‘Street
Tf, Witt
Mervyn No An
Witt
Forest Park Kiwanis
Ernest Reich Insurance Agency
Phone Forest
Hasselbring
Charles Schuster
Beloit Street
West Suburban
Madison
Toys
Welfare Assn
Chopin
Reve Angelique
Rubenstein
Friml
Norman
Leslie Klapdoke
Leslie
Jacob Klapdohr
Men’s Athletic Union
Kaynee” Brand
Pierce
Jantzen and Pelton
Lande Bros
Comer Circle Ave
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