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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
4
Forest Park Review shows PARCHAL HALL HEILEMAN CO as publisher with Albert L Hall editor and Edith Heileman associate. Postal designation indicates second class matter at Oak Park Illinois with address 7444 Madison Forest Park Illinois and contact line.
The piece discusses the constitutional convention, its likely changes to primary elections, and the tension between convention nominations and a party’s direct primary. It notes Chicago teachers and wage concerns, with figures like Beveridge, Vinehot, Brookfart, and references to Illinois politics and wage changes.
Fragmented historical text mentions George M. Fullerton Carpenter Contractor in Wisconsin and a signed recommendation letter. It references Edinburgh Scotland, professors Wudemay Bhink Olmay and a questionable list of medical or work terms. Several garbled phrases imply an endorsement or certification. a stray obituary or sale note appears amid unrelated phrases about tombstones and a bargain notice.
Rural vignettes and seaside play scenes mix with a nostalgic walk along the Alver road and forest preserve. The piece blends memories of lemonade stands, dune plays, and peaceful lakeside afternoons with scattered notes on local figures and a restrained, reflective tone.
The Oreldd chal was entertained by Mrs Pred Burkert on Mildew Street in a quiet, elegant affair. Guests included Mesias Bettie Tethke and Mae Doyle with a Maypole decor and ribbons. A theater party and dinner at Me Girdens with plans to see “Tunt Mure” followed at the Ba Salle.
The great balance in the bullion room of the Bank of England is a seven foot high machine weighing nearly two tons. It tests light gold coins and measures a 400-pound bar with accuracy. A postage stamp on a weighing pan can shift the index instantly. Since new currency issuance, the balance has weighed vast gold coinage, now valued at about $5,000,000, spread over 25 years.
Wdlth Wilego Marty Willams and Within Arndt along with Moreat Park children take part in a piano recital by pupil Tavweendy Potter Sunday afternoon at Har nam recital hall Chicago. Public invited, adults to pay admission. Mr and Mrs Chay Maiwurm and Mr and Mrs 17 Rawad plan an extended week away. Many locals unhappy due to lack of a substitute at work.
An English country house guest boasted he could read character and planned to frighten the butler Briggs as a ghost. The host urged restraint. the butler, calm and prepared, produced a revolver claiming it was for the ghost, prompting the guest to abandon the prank.
The piece mixes remarks on Edward Everett Hale and a centenary birth celebration with a Boston Transcript quip about Dr Hale advising a young journalist on reading, noting his insistence on a strict impartial New Testament course. It shifts to a foreigner asking for the plum office in a deputy attorney general's corridor, a mispronounced inquiry leading to a dispatch to the custodian’s office.
The article describes a legendary tomb in a walled graveyard near Jiddah, claimed by the Araba as Eve’s resting place. A great thousand-year unopened site features a palm tree growing from the stone roof, noted as a wonder of the Orient, with a vast lake and vivid shoreline views surrounding the sacred ruin. Kari H. Reed.
Bankera traces the term Lombard to medieval Italian money lenders from Lombardy who dominated finance in major European cities. Lombard Street in London became a financial hub and the name Lombard evolved into a generic label for moneylenders.
A fragmented excerpt cites Robert Louis Stevenson and Coleridge amid references to dream work and nocturnal imagination. It notes themes of freedom birth and social order, interwoven with quirky, incongruous images such as a poodle and a tense street scene, from the Birmingham Age-Record.
A fragmentary line cites a philosopher’s view on life’s impermanence. The text reflects on life’s brevity and change as a transient state, attributed to a Bosnian Tran script note.
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