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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1927
Page
13
News and Notes item reports women in heavy winter coats observed this week tending gardens, a local special sale at Meche Pharmacy with 78 certs for $1 values, and various community notices including hospital visit for Missa Dywanielieeren and recovery updates on others. The column lists shops, events, and local personalities with brief notes on sales, birthdays, and upcoming meetings across Oak Park and surrounding areas.
The Memorial Day dance at Legion Hall on Saturday will likely be the last Legion dance of the season. Extras are being prepared to ensure a big event with traditional doughnuts at Lane's bakery. American Legion speakers visited several schools Friday, including parochial, Betsy Ross, Grant, Garrett, and Field-Stevens. A garage on Harlem south of Randolph was taken over by Witteray & Mertz, with an option on the building. Kaack's at 7316 Madison St. promotes a special sale of new and used pianos and discounted phonographs. A student from Rosary College faces another operation. Memorial Day arrangements and a column of local happenings fill the page.
The fragment argues many fight personal difficulties to succeed, while some less gifted individuals succeed through patience, equanimity, and self control. It reflects a moral about inner discipline guiding progress and achievement despite challenges.
Mrs Anka Jacob widow of Charles Jacob and mother of Herman Jacob died at 7405 Madison Street after an illness dating from September 1925. She lived in Forest Park since 1897, ran a Madison Street drug store, and was mother to Ligette Jacob Fietsch and Alice. Henry Thomas Perkins husband of Annie Perkins died May 22 at 418 Shore Avenue. Born in Magland, he was 42. Services for both were held in Forest Park with lodge affiliations noted.
A dealer and car owner must use precise terms for car parts. Vague words hinder repairs or parts ordering. Use wheel bearing, connecting rod bearing, throttle, throttle controls, accelerator, rear axle, and axle housing for accurate service details.
A garbled recipe page lists several dishes, including Med Carrage-Shred, Dried Peaches-Hook, Potatoes With Cheese Bangs, Pimento Block, Cream of Chestnuts, and a Salmon Salad. Instructions mix peaches, butter, honey, milk, and cheese. vegetables are prepared with ricer, pepper, parsley, and chicken stock. The fragmentary text also mentions serving with toasted crackers and a salad with diced apple and peppers.
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