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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
3
Puzzle clues mix nonsensical OCR like garbled entries with scattered hints. Readers see partial word fragments and mislabeled numbers, offering a chaotic set of vertical and horizontal prompts, including names and odd phrases, requiring reconstruction.
The Stevenson School notes report one day lost to illness, several absences, and a return of a student after a long absence. It lists new badge recipients in history, grades percentiles and deposits, and notes a school orchestra organized by Miss Schaefer for the Stevenson Building. The eighth grade welcomed Allan Smith from Nebraska and there are earnings figures per grade for the term.
Garfield School reports names of returning students after a week away and lists top averages for two groups of pupils. It notes Turtles baseball team captain Theodore Rogers and manager Richard Troester, with practice details and a band of school activities including a spring piano tuning notice and a PTA event led by Mr. Lowell.
A garbled 1074 text notes a London gatehouse rebuilt by brewers, later potted and sold for duty. It mentions poet John Maton buried on November 12, 1074 by a church standing near Crip plepore in a misread Yorkish locale.
Esther Gould reviews Sorab Ty MMAn Hotl and Liveright novel Stepchildren set in South Africa. It follows Reverend Andrew Flood as he tries to convert Hottentots, faces scandal, and witnesses the collapse of his white-dominated authority within a troubled family, in a bluntly observational critique. Esther Gould praises Mrs Millin's depth and mastery in portraying consequences across generations.
A fragment argues that the public should not rush to accept a proposed arrangement, warning that ignorance and folly would follow any immediate, blind acceptance. The text questions the rush and urges careful thought before commitment.
The positions listed include left end, four tackles, center, left guard, right guard, right tackle, right end, quarterback, left halfback, right halfback, and fullback in a tegm formation.
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