Judge Jonas Speaks on Bond System At Kiwanis Talk
Judge Edgar A. Jonas of Chicago addressed the Kiwanis Club criticizing the bond system in Cook County courts. He cited a State’s Attorney investigation where 56 were arrested and a bond syndicate backed 54 bonds that were forfeited. He noted a high profile release and subsequent crime, urging civic reform, and announced next week’s schedule and guest details.
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Edgar A. Jonas
Chicago
Kiwanis Club
Cook County
Jonas
Elmer A. Arch
Jonay
Walter Yonker
Kiwanis
Mayor Gold
Melroye Park Club
Gold Maks
Butterfield
Wolf Club
Christian Science Lesson Texts Published in The Church Service
A distorted OCR of a Christian Science Church Sunday lesson outlines scripture from Romans 8 and 2 Corinthians 6, with fragments from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The text references creation groaning, adoption, and the temple of God, tracing themes of spiritual reality over material evidence.
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Qour
Churches of Christ, Scientiat
Hermon
Lesann-Serman
Mary Baker
Physician's High Place Mission Of Health Education
A narrator touts the physician's duty to educate the public on health laws and disease prevention. The text frames medical care as a noble mission that curbs plagues and advances public well being.
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Eler
Grammar Notes From George Warblegton Manuscript
A fragment suggests era handwriting reflecting imperfect grammar and letters attributed to George Warblegton. The text nods to the father of his country and a statement about writing habits, though phrasing remains uncertain and garbled in parts.
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Grammer
George
Warblegton
Cheapest Plan to Have Your Old Car Made New
A discussion of upgrading older cars rather than buying new. It argues many owners accept depreciation by replacing key parts like a clutch or flywheel, with kits and complete assemblies priced around $450 to restore performance. References common parts and dealer incentives, urging foresight to avoid obsolescence.
Grandson of the man who blew out the gan starts car in closed garage
A fragment notes the grandson of a man linked to a fatal blast attempting to start an automobile engine inside a closed garage. The incident highlights hazardous conditions and raises questions about ignition sources and safety in confined spaces.
Enrollment Totals at State University Reach 19 781 in Residence
Registrar Tuttle reports for the year that 19 781 distinct students attended the state university. Chicago College of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy housed 1 145 students while down state Urbana campuses added 11 879. Grand residence total reaches 19 781 with 8 080 women enrolled and 9 45 percent men. Other colleges list varying enrollments across Library, Agriculture, Law, Graduate, and Commerce programs.
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QF. Tuttle
University At
Ainald
Aten Pro
Chitaga
Urbana de Uerimenta
College of Medicine
Dentlatry
Pharmacy
Chicago
Urbana Hind
SAAT
Wtee
College of
Liharayar Ehoen
University
Bed Abrary
Vital Bummer Beaslon
Chicama
University of Uncle Campus Growth and Library Expansion
Facts about University of Uncle reveal a large campus with 67 buildings on 2601 acres. The 643,100 volume library strains cramped spaces awaiting a third unit, planned in the 1927-29 appropriation, to serve 1,721 students in city and college departments and to support faculty.
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University of Unicon
Alee
Hushinga
University of Uncle
Ghoupe
University of Unnia
Howardly
Pew Library
Youthful Dress Styles Highlight Coats and Tuxedos
The feature outlines spring youth fashion in coats and sport jackets, noting collar to knee lengths with freedom of movement. It mentions belted models, panel detailing, front openings, and evolving fabric choices, with tuxedo influences and decorative touches seen in public wear.
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Sts Coe
Iad
Unclear Text Summary of Historical Item
The readable fragments describe a late effects finding in Gerda with references to elope, waxing lace, and a track event. Names and concrete details are too garbled to extract verifiable entities or a coherent event.
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Gerda
Cherub Mode in Sportswear Prompts Street Style Shift
A fragmented note surveys two piece sportswear trends with a playful tone. It mentions a cherublike motif, white tones, and tailored collars, suggesting a fashionable evolution in athletic apparel.
Not the Real Thing Parody Sparks Media Debate
A clipped note questions authentic coverage amid hype and media labels. Critics argue sensational framing distorts facts while journalists defend standards and accountability. The piece points to evolving norms in press transparency and sourcing.
Ample Proof of Elephants in Ancient America
A discussion by Pat A. Hyatt Verrith in Workla Wack surveys ancient American artifacts and sculptures suggesting elephant likenesses in prehistory. The author notes carved figures resembling elephants and debates whether early peoples in Central and North America revived or represented elephant forms in art and bone remains.
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America
North American
Central Armes
Pat A. Hyatt Verrith
Workla Wack
Ile
Garey
Ada in This Paper Are Well Worth Readings
Ada Edition highlights notable reads and local items of interest, presenting a concise roundup of people, places, and events covered in today’s paper. It notes cultural tidbits, community happenings, and upcoming events with a focus on local relevance and timeliness.
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Quality Meat Market
Madison St
Harlem
Forest
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Tegerdine
D.C
Wau Madibson Reet
Forest Fare
ILL
Homa
Ued
Lande Bros
Savers
Madison Street
Sorvert
Stinrakete Uied Organa
Aldruegista
Genules
Goto Mesa
HINDS
Jack and
Jill
CANDY
New Lovall
Phos Forest
New Forest Park
Circle Ave
Mike Demma
Madison
Beloit Avenue
Peters
L. Raiske
Forest Park
H. J. Mohe & Sons
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Yard
Avenes
Harrison & Phamesi
Sid
Ascher
Lathrop Avenue
Bloom Hardware Store
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