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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

5

The League of Nations Viewed by an Observer

Clarence L Spredace argues that great steps in progress precede the League of Nations and that the new global body offers a faster path to democracy and peace. He contends that war teaches nations to act in concert, while acknowledging imperfections and constitutional compromises in the league’s design.

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Woman Follows Safe Plan to Wealth Through Thrift

Mary Hallam, a Chicago department store worker for forty five years, built wealth by steady saving and prudent investing. She left a £70,000 estate, noting early governments bonds offered by US Liberty bonds after 1868, criticizing wartime govt debt and urging careful, low risk investments for ordinary savers.

Mary WM. Bitlam Chicago Miss Hallam Mia Hallam United States Liberty Bonda Miak Hultatn Uncle Sam

Buy Victory Liberty bonds and thrift for old age

The piece urges saving for retirement by purchasing United States Government bonds through the Victory Liberty Loan. It cites life insurance studies on dependency, warning that most men will rely on relatives or charity by age sixty, and urges readers to act now to avoid dependence. It also encourages wartime pledges and public duty to support peace and national bonds.

United States

Wanted a Mourning Rose in the Garden

A fragmented 19th century notice from the Springfield Union describes two little boys entering a garden to pick a rose for their mother. It highlights crude spelling and dialect while noting adults seeking employment for white and elderly women, with references to racial language and social roles of the era.

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unclear fragment about making something with cotton and gasoline

fragmentary text describes a procedure using cotton, gasoline, and heat with steps to melt soup and hang something to dry without wringing. readability is poor and concrete details are missing.

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Insect Pest Protection for Fruit Crops and Family Bonds

The text discusses placing paper bags around fruit blossoms to protect grapes and other crops from pests, secured by twine to shoots. It also reflects on companionship, noting it grows through shared experiences between father and son and two people living under one roof sharing fortunes.

Fern species counts across regions reveal global variation

The Inland of Mauritius hosts 385 native ferns, Java exceeds 400, and Brazil holds 387. Europe has 67 fern species, the Arctic about 26, North America including Mexico around 176 native ferns. The comparison highlights regional diversity in fern flora.

Mauritius Delaware Java New York Brazil Europe North America Mexico

Value at Bitonee Topoka Capital Quote

A fragmentary historical quotation discusses moral conduct and restraint, noting that harming an enemy harms oneself and praising the simple course of keeping still as most creditable. The source reads like a civic or editorial snippet from a bygone era.

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City Notes Jewish Population Comparisons

In English commentary a resident notes there are more Jaws in Manehadtey than in any other UK city of similar size. The speaker suggests Leeda has a higher Jewish proportion than Manchester, though the overall numbers may be smaller.

Dows Manehadtey United Kingdom Leeda Manchester

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