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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
6
Forest Park publication details issued by Hall Heileman Company. Editor L Hall lists Forest Park, Illinois post office submission as a second class matter.
The county road department lists Harlem avenue for cement paving next year from North avenue to Ogden avenue and from sixty third to One hundred twenty fourth street. Delays await Sanitary District bridges over the drainage canal but county aims to connect through traffic with a potential extension to North avenue. The article notes funding and upkeep costs, arguing the project boosts community prosperity despite autos and regulation hindrances.
A general’s gaveling speech at Oak Park and River Forest drew attention from grounds observers and radio listeners. The event, noted in Chicago papers, centered on denouncing the Volstead law while critics say the onstage message was not fully delivered and press coverage emphasized the attack over the delivery.
A traveler recounts visiting Nuremberg Germany, describing the old town walls and bustling market. He recalls winding streets, ornate houses, and a vivid scene of shops selling prints and etchings. A humorous moment follows when a Keystone-like policeman interacts with the traveler.
A printed speech pleased park crowds and radio listeners in Chicago, with many hearing the talk and a smaller portion reading the printed version. The overall impact remained strong in both camps.
A fragmented diary style account describes a misreadable day roaming Nuremberg streets, noting encounters with an artist, cathedral legends, and reflections on the city’s sights, trades, and street life. It touches on hotel departures, local scenes, and a painter’s courtesy.
A customer complains the crackers invite mice and odor, but a grocer refutes the claim insisting the cat guards the barrel nightly. The exchange reflects everyday shop talk and humorous disputes in a small-town market.
A customer finds a button in a sound sale, the proprietor explains it was part of the dressing. The dialogue references a large rye crop and a note on the income tax law curing bragging about money.
Big business accelerates transit expansion as six and eight car express trains begin on Rapid Transit Dinga next Monday. Seventy cars added across divisions with two extra six car trains on Garfield Park branch. Platforms extended to handle unprecedented rush hour traffic and final deliveries of 10 new cars complete the fleet to 1,861 at Chicago Streetcar Transit.
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