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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1918

Page

9

Public School News On Thrift Stamp Drive And Bonds

Public school reporters note the Thrift Stamp drive proceeds with many families purchasing stamps and several parents agreeing to take weekly allotments. The article lists numerous students and parents involved, including Walter Min and Joseph Zander, and mentions government pledge cards being distributed through the school. Some families have yet to sign but plan to continue supporting the program.

Min Lan Thrift Stampa Innur Walter Jlelekes Joseph Zander Thrift Stampecky Annie Hoolure George Yemkow Albert England Anna Kristufek Norman’ Nimmer Lucila Miller Marinv Guardalabene Walter Heltakes Loraine Vanek Lillian Reichardt la Verne Schiuidt Evelyn Lofmana Marie Osenberg Walter Sion Lilian Misch Edward Forroued Eleanor Trovat George Qemkow Annie Kealuro Fred Lorenz Aller Schwan Frank Luelle Miller Eni Sell Wumpa Joseph Gengler

Garfield School News Highlights and Student Activities

Garfield School notes show staff editor names, thrift stamp sales by Miss Houck’s route, and Red Cross fund collection. Students Olver Irene’s garden nature study, recalls sick list recoveries, and seniors receive class pins and caterer duties while rehearsals and war effort items appear among the day’s items.

Marlon Wilson William Cutton Lave Gokl Elenare Burton

Red Cross Canteens: Pride in a Gifted French Dream Room

A letter from an American Red Cross worker details the outfitting of a canteen in France. Bright blue walls, white ceilings, colored stencils, and two portraits of American and French soldiers decorate a room meant for 12 men, with plans for a larger space to serve up to 1,000. The facility features a kitchen, recreation areas, and free roasting for bakers, while staff describe pride in cleanliness, comfort, and morale boosting meals amid wartime shortages.

Miss Kirkpatrick Mise T Sega Ap & Recreation Room de Beaux Art Beckett Kirkpatrick Isoo France

Too Young to Keep Gas Masks On War Aid by Red Cross

A fragmented piece praises American Red Cross relief efforts in France and Italy during wartime. It notes Red Cross cars delivering aid to French hospitals, clothing for French children from war zones, and efforts at Evian near the Franco Swiss border, urging government action aligned with relief work.

Red Cross Red Crow Toul Nancy Crom France Germany Evian Hed Crossan Italy

Hay-Burners and Oxen Trains of Civil War Era Rail Line

An account recalls the Memphis, El Paso & Pacific railroad a 40 mile line between Marshall Texas and Shreveport Louisiana run during the Civil War by John Higginson. The quirky system used oxen as motive power with Higginson serving in many roles and charging passengers 25 cents, freight by rate, and a triweekly schedule despite no competition.

Noue Memphis el Paso Paci Marshall Tez Shreveport John Higginson Higginson Garher Mr. Higginson Gloreveport United States Haltimere & Olte Teath

Guide for Road Engineers and Standard Testing Forms

In a cooperative effort to uniform road work across states the Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering of the U S Department of Agriculture issued standard testing methods sampling procedures reporting forms and specimen forms. Department Bulletin No 650 details these standards to aid federal aid participation and consistency nationwide.

Office of Public Roads Rursl Aengineering United States Department of Agriculture Department

Good Roads Urged to Boost Rail Transport and Commerce

The piece argues for strong road construction to complement rail lines, enabling regular truck service with rationed facilities to handle vast national production. It stresses that output beyond local needs loses value if not efficiently delivered to factories and consumers, safely and predictably.

Noted Soldier Honor Above Parade In French and Indian War Tale

Fragment from a reminiscence recalls French troops marching from Rhode Island to Virginia without uttering a complaint about scarce provisions. It honors soldiers for whom honor outweighs mere dress parade.

Paren Nkiin Hin Mamoire Rhode Island Virginia

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