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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
10
The article discusses Albert L Hall and Edith Heileman editing in Oak Park, with Mrs Orthwein in the spotlight and Fifi and Peggy Joyce aiding. It critiques state legislature, Judge Landis building plans, wage projections, and the upcoming school year commencements, emphasizing the value of education and career choices for graduates.
Forest Park Post American Legion members seek a benefactor to present a parade tag and to support Fourth of July celebrations. They offer three silver loving cups as prizes for best fronts. The piece also notes social topics on fashion and local life in a busy, gossip-like style.
John Roscoe rector of Quington Norfolk lectured on his journey through East Africa. He described royal servants in Binyoro who must walk with a pot of cat to present to the king while their face is whitened. Any coughing or contact with the king's teeth brings instant death. Servants endure only a few days before a six week rest. the rest of the day they live on milk.
A small black poodle at Post Office Station C 3021 Independence Avenue acts as a daily guardian without pay. The dog waits for Ed Baston, accompanies him on rounds, and returns to its home, working again after lunch and even on Sundays when Baston is absent.
A distorted excerpt from the Boeton Transcript questions national strength and a fool killer stereotype. The text hints at discontent with current forces and commitment, mentioning long-running concerns about permanence on the job and required changes.
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