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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1928
Page
6
A dense, fragmented prose collage blends quips about epigrams money and air travel with odd names and stray remarks. The piece threads through social mockery, aviation talk, and theatre notes, offering a snapshot of eccentric opinion and cultural reference in a disjointed news page fragment.
Beulah Livingstone, high paid publicity director for United Artists in California, shaped coverage of Mary Pickford, Chaplin, Swanson and others. Her career began in modest roles, built on talent, honesty, and the nerve to seize opportunities, including a nationwide War Savings Stamp tour with Betrova and a famed Pavlova publicity stunt.
Editors Dorothea Jensen and Grace Brown report second grade pupils with perfect spelling test results such as Betty Wunderluck Henry Pommier and others. The note lists multiple classes with 100 percent spellings, school events like a Wiener roast and parties, and staff mentions including Miss Gurney Whitmore and Miss Jarke.
Betsy Ross editors report the May 25 PTA meeting featuring 3H singing Sailor Some and Over the Water, with white and colored kin suited sailors, and a boat-themed display. WEA club presented songs Dutch Dance and Mother, plus Ma's Tools recitation and a 5A oral reading contest. Grade 5A planned poetry reading outside class, a short play At Plea for the Birds was in rehearsal, and May 30 Decoration Day was canceled. Banking results listed top performers and overall MH percent.
The 3A of Biell-Stevenson received 100 percent buttons this week amid a stream of notes on projects from banking to soap carvings. Minetta Schopp, Hatnes school visitors, and Mrs. Curtis contributed items. the SA won the Christ Hour Banner, and a garden was planted by janitor Mr. Hockmuth. Eugene Wield school beat Garfield 26 to 7 as teachers watched the game and P T A donations funded team suits.
A mixed critique notes record sale of Alice in Wonderland manuscript and The Ugly Duchess draw a Tenniel likeness, praises Vina Delmar's Bad Girl for honest fiction through Dot and Fildie, lauds Hall's travel writing, and urges preservation of individuality amid industrial life with examples of Lincoln Edison Beethoven Browning.
A fragmentary review of Mid-Pacific by James Norman Hall from Houghton Mifflin presents haunting travel prose. The excerpt hints at wandering themes and evocative landscapes of the Pacific, reflecting on travel literature with restrained yet vivid observations.
A reflection on personal assets seduction knowledge curiosity ambition and individuality. It argues individuality is the most valuable asset guiding development toward the greatest happiness for each person.
The fragment suggests a reflective remark on self and contribution, urging persistence in offering value to the world while downplaying recognition. It reads as a personal musing rather than a clear event or public note. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
A colloquial monologue jokes about home tech failings mixing up wires and devices. The speaker complains the radio, vacuum, and refrigerator exhibit odd behaviors while musing that dissatisfaction with self or work shapes success.
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