Oak Park column laments housing boom and party turmoil
The Oak Park column reflects on weather and turnout as Steily's Bucks return home, notes Democratic party tensions over election fraud claims, and forecasts population growth and housing needs in Parent Park and surrounding communities. It highlights Woyer Sullivan and Malay Moyne and discusses building material costs and future housing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Clicayy
Woyer Sullivan
Wilgens Stud
Malay Moyne
Inguy Ja Beloy Glyén
Memorial trees as lasting monuments in war memorials
A column argues for memorial trees planted by the American Forestry Association as living monuments to the dead. The piece cites Grace Tabor Quicket and Charles Lathrop Pack, noting forests in France and a national register. Included are light local anecdotes and a Missouri umbrella joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Graca Tabor Qukett
Leokt
American Forestry Association
France
Charles Lathrop
Puck
Forest Parkers in Big Mississippi Valley Trade Drive
A long column extols the Mississippi Valley Association formed in Chicago with 23 states, aiming to unite commerce across water, rail and road, to found trading, banking, and port facilities. It links Forest Park to Chicago prominence, praising cooperation and national economic renewal through honest trade and merchant marine growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. ' Sinalput Valley Association
John N.parker
New Orleana
Minniseipp Valley
Lawa
Forest Park
Chicago
Desplaines River Folklore of Spring and Floods In Desplaines
The poem describes the Desplaines River rising higher in spring than in years past, urging nature lovers to enjoy the flowing current and blossoming banks while rains renew the watershed. It warns of summer drought bringing green scum, mosquitoes, gnats, and dull waters, contrasting vivid spring vitality with later stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
amid-Sulu
Junior Jackies of Korea Jooking Club Adds Members
The Junior Jackies of Korea unit notes weekly gatherings at Forest Park ballroom with boys aged seven and up. Organizer BK Harland reports drill calisthenics knot tying and community service, inviting prospective members to attend Saturday May 10 and learn about the program.
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Korea
Park
Harland
Leonard Yapling
Stanley Leming
Edward Zuley
Rayimond Scheel
Alfred Watta
Richard Gebhardt
John Davy
Franklin Hosler
Walter de Lin
Athe Forest Park Ballroom
Jackins
Care for Ollcloth with Turpentine Wax Mixture
To care for oilcloth rub with a finned el dipped in turpentine. Add beeswax, water, turpentine, a few drops of castile soap, and citronella. Whip until the mixture thickens. Rub into the oilcloth to clean and freshen it.
Power of Imagination in Studies by Mrs Jameson
A contemplation on how imagination reverses distance, making the distant seem vast and imposing while perception through sight fades. The passage notes that the mind enlarges the far away as it recedes, underscoring imagination’s power to transform perspective in studies.
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Mra. Jameson
Ancient Jawala Jewelry Prefigures Modern Craft
Archaeologists reveal ancient women wore jewelry as skillfully as modern times. The piece notes that artifacts from a millennium before Christ show equal artistic workmanship to twentieth century products. A reader recalls a classroom moment about brine and salt water.
St Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Hannah Avenue and Advis Street, Trwv Lederer D D pastor. Sunday: 9 a.m. worship, 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. English service, 8:00 p.m. communion service. Congregational meeting Friday 1:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal 3:30 p.m. Meeting of the Sunday School Association.
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Hannah Avenue
Advis
Trwv
Lederer
D. D
Honday
Hingliah
The
Sunday Choo! Association
Memorial Meeting urged for veterans and community league actions
Soldiers and sailors are urged to attend a Patriotic Community League meeting at Garfield School on May 12 to discuss demobilization and support to veterans. A Memorial Exercise for Our Heroes is planned for May 20 at Circle then set Heath. several veterans are named as returning home or honorably discharged. The article urges membership enrollment and notes a future homecoming event on May 22 with Prof. Ralph J. O Hara and his orchestra at Park Ballroom.
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Patriotic Community League
Garfield School
Hennah Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Forest Park
Council of Defense
Unield
Community League
Madison Street
Park
Ralph J. O'Hara
Baw
Theas Oceansiana
O'Hara
Patriotic Community League of Forest Park Warns on Politics
Long notice from the Patriotic Community League of Forest Park outlines its patriotic educational purpose under National Council of Defense guidance. It lists officers and committee chairs, invites community involvement, and requests information on service members, furloughs, discharges, and movements for publication in The Review. It also offers help to discharged soldiers facing employment, clothing, or compensation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Patriotic Community League of
National Council of Defense
Cornell
John C. Mijer
L. C. Srahmaz
Badith Helleman
H. C. Rieck
R. Meileman
M. H. Woolward
Toul Schuler
HB. W Metcher
Julian Foss
Red Cross Adion
Service League Girl
Sealed bids for school district coal and dry goods sought
The Board of Education of Stovish Township High School District invites sealed proposals by May 1910 for coal and dry goods with a 10 percent bid bond. Bids must be in the secretary's hands by 7 p m and accompanied by the bid card. Address inquiries to the Publicity Committee at 1444 W Madison or 21 communications.
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Board of Education
Stovish ‘Township
Franklin County
Ming
Evolution of a Happy Thought in Mark Twain’s Style
Fragmentary OCR text presents an odd, noisy excerpt referencing Mark Twain, a one-armed paper hanger, bees and hives, and stray phrases. The readable portions suggest a discussion of a favorite Twain example and a playful, oblique reference to Indianapolis or a similar setting, but the meaning is unclear and many words are garbled.
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Mark ‘Twain
Indianapolls
Insulation Trial: Clay and Cork Blend Promises Light Heat Barrier
A Norwegian engineer and partner report a new insulation material formed by burning a mixture of special clay and cork. The result is a very light substance claimed to be ideal for heat insulation. The Indianapolis News notes potential practicality but cautions about early-stage uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
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Junior Jackies
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ST. Peter's Evangelcal Luthmran Church
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Marengo Avenue
Max Harder
Elgin Avenue
Frank Marousek
Beloit Avenue
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Chick Hansen
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Plaa Salle
Evrything
William Wrench
Navy
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Joseph Kaxtek Jr
Wdwin Stange
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Id Beauchamp
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Patriotic Community League ,of
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William F. Borger
Chicago-Telephone Company
Forest Park Furniture Store
Madison
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