Forest Park Review Oxided at Paschal Hall Heileman Co
Forest Park publication details show the publisher Paschal Hall Heileman Co incorporated with offices at 7444 Madison Forest Park Illinois The editor Albert L Hall and Edith Heileman associate editor listed with a post office in Oak Park Illinois
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Forest Park Review Publighed
Paschal-Hall-Heileman CO
Madison At
Forest Park
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Albert L. Hall
Edith Heileman
Uie
Oak Park
Illnoia
Narrowed sidewalk widens drive at fourteenth street
Amid notes on April weather and baseball quarrels the piece mentions widening Iron Roosevelt road to fourteen feet, narrowing the sidewalk, and increasing parking space. It also references Babe Ruth’s absence, political contests involving Pinchot and Beveridge, and potential impacts on forthcoming elections.
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Chilengo
Sone
Roosevelt Road
Fourteenth Street
Scholarship Examinations Open to Seniors at Fuge High
Piva Seniors from Braving FUGHE School traveled to University of Chicago on May 12 for annual scholarship exams. Tests covered all standard departments. top scorer earns one year free tuition. About ten prizewinners, including Praviso and Nother, Phelan Fike, Wola Bittle, Carl and Walter Trabe, hailed from four towns, highlighting the benefits of the township night-school system.
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Piva
FUGHE
University of Chiccago
WM Rudiy
Mae
Praviso
Nother
Phelan Fike
Exon
Fon
Wola Bitlett
Carl
Walter Trabe
Theta Mike
Mildred Nutter
Returning from West Mrs Thalmanns family home event
Mrs Chaetman and family return to 184 Keystone Ave River Forest after winters in Arizona and California. Jane Thalmann health restored after facial treatment in Tucson. High school program honors the Thalmann family with flowers from the faculty. Ladies Aid Society to meet May 24 at Mrs Terrells home. Mrs Stibler to speak on India mission work. visitors welcome.
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J. ‘Thalmann
Asttia
Cheater
Keystone Avenue
River Forest
Fueron
Arizona
Laatfall My
Taibo
Jane
Chaetman
Tucson
Moodley
Thatoan
Uice
Dorothy ‘Daggart
Thalman
Clinging Vine Type Women Stir Debate in 20th Century Roles
A lengthy discussion of women labeled as the cling ing vine and the sturdy oak type explores how women balance femininity and independence. The piece argues that many wives learn vanity or submission, while others seek power, with examples from social life and public figures like Lady Astor illustrating evolving gender roles and expectations.
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Mitta
Beyer Np
Yates
Patchwork political commentary on duty and absenteeism
A defiant editorial critiques voters and officials over town issues. It laments absent commissioners and argues action beats apathy, urging duty to attend to the Dairy company permit and Viren Park matter while condemning whitewash and self interest in local politics.
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Hernan Hannam Conmul Stlehaliaky
Goniiiladonerd
Wollen
Heoxham Dairy Company
Te Bulla Factory
Aetul Chae Uestion
Newt
Cary Mlaloners
Broxham
Amanent Park
Will Bell Poppies Benefit Pony Rides for Veterans Aid
On May 20 in Ward Col Beinkerhof post volunteers will set ponies in Forest Park and Oale seeking riders to raise funds. Proceeds will aid sick and disabled buddies, supporting veterans in need.
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Pore
Beinkerhof
Forest Park
Oale
Wari
Helpln
Open Squeeze Inn cottage in Dunes region June 3
A cottage known as Squeeze Inn near The Dunes in Sitter Indiana will officially open on Saturday June 3. Miss Gertrude Belz from the Review office and a committee will stay this weekend to prepare it for the summer season and related activities.
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Omega Tau Sigma Severity
Wim
Haturday
Jone 3
Sitter
Indiana
Gertrude Belz
Review Office
Invention of the Sleeping Car Berth by Cobb and Pullman
In 1853 Zenas Cobb devised a sleeping car berth and filed a patent with George M. Pullman for 4000. Pullman refined the invention and Cobb later manufactured cars in the South, supplying the Pullman service.
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Zenas Cobb
George M. Pullman
Mr. Pullman
Mr. Cobb
Pullman
Beauty In The Sky And The Deserted Camp
Essayic fragment discusses the beauty of the sky and solitude, contrasting natural vistas with museums and civilization. Mentions Frank A. Waugh and The Landscape Beautiful, and briefly touches on historical notes about Indian cotton cloth, its spread, and early textile trade practices.
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Frank’a. Waugh
Women Prefer to Keep on Talking Say Boston Transcript
A terse quotation notes that, based on observation, women do not want the long word but prefer continued discussion. The Boston Transcript voice emphasizes ongoing talk rather than a single term.
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Observaton
Boston Transcript
Wonderful Mile Dame and Victorian Fainting Notes
The passage mentions British work by Og Bievert on regulating Nile water flow within feet, noting floods unknown and a terrible drought state. It references Victorian novel fragments where chief characters repeatedly faint, listing Julia de Clifford, Lady Delamore, Lady Theodosia, Lord Glenbrook, and Lord Delamore with multiple fainting episodes.
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Og- Bievert
Newete
Sebastiane
Julia de Clifford
Lady Delamore
Theodosia
Lord Glenbrook
Lord Dela
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