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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
6
Forest Park Review pages show the Forest Park IL masthead published by Hall Neileman Company at 7283 Madison Street with editor Aldert L Hall and catalogued as second class matter at the Forest Park, Illinois post office.
A writer criticizes Chicago road conditions, noting extensive spending on highways yet poor access to the loop. Only Jackson Boulevard and Michigan Avenue offer decent entry from both north and south, while Washington Street and other approaches are rough, cobbled, or inadequately rebuilt, hindering traffic and city travel.
The Chicago Tribune editorial argues Chicago must immediately expand its water plant or back efforts by a water supplier to meet demand. It notes the system is overtaxed, calls for city action, and questions granting a franchise without proven need and public demand.
A fragmented local column laments overdue poetry by Fred Eberhard and the fading art of poetry. Readers reminisce on past poets while discussing garden chores and a Zoo event near to Elgin and Dunning. The tone is nostalgic and informal.
A WHT studio wedding in the Wrigley Building featured Miss Irma Shorts as bride and Charles Kid die as groom with Rev. E M Riddle officiating. The ceremony, broadcast from Niagara, followed a contest prize plan funded by U S S Battery Co to propose a radio program, with a celebratory reception, gifts, and a tour afterward.
The girl and young man contemplate settling into tranquil farm life after a whirlwind of wedding excitement. Observers doubt the feasibility, calling it a miracle if they manage it.
A fragmented list of books and authors covering topics from American history and biographies to youth literature and poetry. Notable entries include Edward MacDowell, Rogers Clark papers, Benvenuto Callini, and Nobody's Girl by Malot, with miscellaneous works on religion, lighting, and education.
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