Patriotic Community League Plans a Grand Fourth of July
Forest Park Patriotic Community League met June 7 to outline a larger and better Fourth of July celebration. The program includes bands concerts fireworks a parade and trench warfare exhibits. They seek broad cooperation from churches organizations lodges and the town’s people. Memorial hall fund contributions will aid construction of a new memorial hall.
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Patriotic Community League of
Forest Park
Action Weatnkey Lo Aguin
League
Wie
League Inknorary
Memorial Hall Fund
Roll the Table Cloth in Somentia Schools
Pupils are taught to roll table cloths instead of folding. Cloths are trained fat and rotted while being ground. A student observed trimming begins at front with a fold every half yard. A brown paper tag marks a regular roll. A skilled woman used mailing tubes and wallpaper to create a secure foundation for the roll.
Theological dispute over Trinity fuels old saying origin
A fragment from the Pittsburgh Dispatch notes a debate between Ariod and Athanaustou on the second person of the Trinity. It claims their differing Greek terms differ by a single iota, illustrating why the proverb I don't care totu arose.
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Oelgin
Old Baying
Ariod
Athanaustou
Teaus
God
Pherlota
Lota
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Purely Personal Notes From a Busy Community
Local item notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Andrews at 41T Circle Avenue, mentions social visits by Laura Joba Helen Gram and Elgin friends, and records William J. Cunningham’s appointment as assistant general auditor at the North Western railroad. Also covers a Republican convention attendence by Mr. Hall, a dramatic recital sponsored by Miss Melon Hook and Elfreda Bockel, and a Marist Park luncheon with 2012 graduates planning a future Community club house reunion.
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Whilam J. Cunningham
Elgin Avenue
Ne North Western Railroad
Mir
Cunningham
Melen Hook
Warfield School
Mira Elfreda Bockelinon
Tiekota
Albert Dundore
Giddings, Street
Chicago
Amusement Park Busy Sunday at Forest Park
Sunday at Forest Park drew crowds amid new features a 5 9 blanket and aluminum ware booths. People exited with shopping bags and meals as the ball roma performed to the crowd standing at the park plaza.
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Forest Park
Roma
Religion groups push religious education to curb juvenile delinquency
The Interchurch World Movement urges stronger Sunday Schools and ethical teaching to fight rising juvenile delinquency tied to wartime societal strain. Dr Walter Athearn notes projected funds of 5 931 for youth programs and a total campaign budget of 336 777, with nationwide surveys planned to assess links between religion and crime.
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Religious Education Department
Interchurch World Movement
Walter S. Athearn
New York
Hanton
Indianapolis
Chicago
San Hirancisco
Seattle
Eit Waced Ip
Mission from Philippines seeks immediate independence
The Philippines plans a second mission to the United States led by Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmena to press for immediate independence and foster better US-Philippines relations. The delegation, praised for eloquence and steadfastness, has long served in political leadership and maintains no rivalry between its top figures.
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Camtata
United States
War Department
Maolia
Philippines
Manual L. Quezon
PAM Pro Senate
Nn Amerie
United
Quezon
Serilo Oumena
Faliopine House of Representative
Council of State
Nacionalista Party
Camena Ia
Islands
Sénate
Osmena
Rizal
Cymena
Tolania
Ife An
Queson
Short Land
Noure
Omnenn
Naopal Movement For Independence
Onmenn
Pippines
Filipi
Reynolds Assumes New Post In Indianapolis Chamber
John B. Reynolds, formerly in charge of reemploying discharged ex-service men in the central district, becomes general secretary of the Indianapolis chamber of commerce. He brings wartime service and Washington contacts, with the chamber boasting 4,000 members and Indianapolis’ strong auto and manufacturing base promising growth.
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John B. Mexnolds
Central “District
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Thes
Ninrh
War Department
Indianapolia Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolia Civic-Commercial
City
I Tolonal
Regulations for Army rifle distribution under Rogers bill
The Adjutant General's Office is preparing rules for the possession and distribution of Army rifles under the Rogers bill. Once finished, full instructions will be released. The American Legion national HQ urges posts not to contact the War Department or attempt to obtain rifles before formal procedures are issued.
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Congress
Adjutant General
Army
The
American Legion
War Department
Fox terrier comedians delight party guests
A writer notes dogs can be natural born comedians regardless of breed. A fox terrier owned by a woman displayed unteachable tricks, including avoiding coat dressing by feigning sympathy and performing unexpected gags to provoke laughter from guests as the meal wore on.
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Stalin
Moen Ole Darver
Mon
Oswong
Queron
America
Svold
Anys
Fragmented note on Connecticut naturalist observations and animal behavior
A garbled field note describes a Connecticut observer noting how animals or predators travel along fences to survey terrain. It references methods for returning to a previous point and suggests cats and other creatures use fences to assist movement and prey detection.
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Connecticut Naturaliat
Enim
Noted Vet Promotes Rat Control Remedies at Local Drugstore
A garbled advertisement touts a veterinarian’s endorsement of rat control products sold by O. A. Fritz, a druggist. It claims quarterly hospital use and urges immediate action with three sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Fragmented Writings on Hope and Progress in Historic Text
A garbled excerpt presents scattered reflections on moral lessons, hope, and progress. It references improvement through time, watching the rise of each new day, and aligning with fresh works of new days attributed to a figure like Ehnerson.
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Ehnerson
Warning against adding acid to batteries and sparks
A reader warns that putting acid into a battery does not strengthen it or improve performance. It can damage plates, increase repair costs, shorten life, and raise replacement needs. The text emphasizes danger and cost from improper use.
Rats Die After Eating RAT-SNAP Says Ad Claim
An old advertisement asserts rats die after consuming RAT-SNAP with no odor. It claims cats and dogs won’t touch it and offers cake sizes for different settings including pantry, chicken houses, and farms. The ad lists A. Frits as the druggist holding and guaranteeing the product.
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A. Frits
Druggiat
How We Cleared Our Bummer Home of Rate
A garbled reminiscence by Mra Parry describes a failed attempt at home improvement with improvised remedies. The text mentions opening a site last May and cleaning out uprousing factors but remains mostly unreadable and error riddled. Specific names and rewards are unclear, with fragmented phrases about cleaning, rag eBler, and an O. A. Frits drugstore mention.
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Rate
Mra Parry
O. A. Frits
Eyes Made Equal Eyes Made Equal
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a personal or editorial note questioning sanity and reputation, mentioning potential harm or damage to a person named Jackson in a garbled context. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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F. J. Andrews
Cirele Avenue
Notaday
Laura Joba
Helen Gram
Fatwell
Elgin
Mise Kila Mariman
Monroe
Monars
Albert Hail
Henry 0
Beck
Berry St. Harleman
Mr. Hall
OND
Senate
Manuel L. Quezon
Speanee Bergio Opmana
Reynolds
Coleone
the Review
Radd
Conlon Bros
Willard
Oscar A. Fritz
D.D
B. Cor
Madman & Hetoit
Otto E. Loven
Madison Street
Riece Bros
Forest Park, Ill
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