Forest Park View Defends Suburb Claim in Turbulent Column
The Forest Park Review editors react to a column from the Chicago Tribune about Maywood potentially becoming a major suburb. The piece lampoons the notion, noting opinions on size, location relative to the loop, and the irony of calling Forest Park a suburb while reflecting on Cleerg and local figures.
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Oicero Tribune
Forest Park
Ontenge
Estorful Sanctue
Forest Paork
Cleero
Cleerg
Topay
Eva
Chet Blohurst
Three Cornered Fight in 1912 Presidential Campaign
A historical Iowa newspaper column analyzes the three crowded race for the presidency with Lincoln carried by the Republicans and Latollette emerging as a key factor. It notes Democratic struggles in Wisconsin and Nebraska, Bryan’s vice presidential bid, and voter guidance to study candidates’ speeches and vote by conscience.
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United States
Lincoln
Winole
Wikeotsin
Tito
Abraham Lin
Otee
Cook County
Agers
Albows
Clem Shaver
Davie
Weitkpens
Hrockhart
Lavkolletto
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ablinchon
North
South Dakotas
Nebraska
Netirwskyn
Senstor Norris
Hepublicen
Baollette
la Ane
Belator Latollette
Sterlv
Congress
Orl Flint
Healthy Sleep Tips From Ancient Remedies
Fragmentary note discusses sleeplessness linked to colfoi and blood flow. It attributes sleep difficulties to clogged blood and improper foods or drinks. Advice mentions restoring clean blood as a path to healthier sleep through dietary and lifestyle cues.
Badger Expert Digger Among the Animals
A local note describes the badger as the most expert digger among animals and cites a comparison to a man with a shovel, though the phrasing is fragmentary and unclear about context or source details.
Forest Park church plans and pastoring rules debate
A rural column recalls clock change quirks and church matters. It notes pastor tenure debates in Methodist congregations, trustees seeking harmony with bishops, and a pattern of rotating pastors every few years. Local sports mentions celebrate White Sox and Cubs pennants, with election straw votes hinting at political outcomes.
By Way of Diversion Edith Sileman
A reflective column on bells in daily life from school bells to church and fire alarms. The piece muses on how bells mark childhood, prayer, and routine, and ends noting that school church and telephone bells give life its rhythm and meaning.
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Edith Sileman
How Was Business During September Finance Column
A finance column notes September business as decent with abundant loanable funds in reserve centers. It explains that large gold holdings enable credit expansion yet banks guard against over extension and loans require demandable repayment with strong collateral. Prime commercial paper rates and local factors also affect town interest levels.
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Audi
Federal Reserve Board
Bank ix
New York
Banking profits and loan costs explained in brief
Banks are profit driven and must cover all costs before earning any loan profit. Interest is only part of the earnings as the bank also pays operating expenses taxes capital interest and deposits. Lenders should assess credit responsibly and interview offers to ensure fair rates.
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Nate
Buaincas
Lt Costa
Squaw Rumor Claims Century-Plus Age at Yosemite Site
Records allegedly identify Ta lan Lacy, a Yosemite Valley squaw, as about 120 years old, making her possibly one of the oldest on record. The text mixes garbled details about her life, locale, and events, with unclear references to expeditions or incidents connected to the era.
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Yosemite
Talan Lacy
Lucy
Hinder Progress The Word By Clie Diedwena Of Bad Men
Unclear fragmentary text references hinder progress and obstinacy of Rua fete Wie dive topped crowlag. The readable portion hints at a local incident or commentary but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
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Clie Diedwena
Quote on experience by Sir Walter Raleigh
A quotation attributed to Sir Walter Raleigh argues experience cannot be criticized by a den of what experience ought to be, suggesting critique comes only from greater experience and reflection.
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Ourden
Hoan
Walter Raleigh
World’s Oldest Harp Saved at Trinity College Dublin
The harp, called Brian Boru's harp, is housed in the Museum of Trinity College Dublin. Dr Petrie states it is not only the oldest instrument of its kind known to exist in Ireland but likely the oldest in Europe, making it the world’s oldest surviving harp.
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Eliet Epre
Brian Boru
Herp
Trinity College
Dublin
Doctor Petrie
Europe
Fragmented Verse on A Mother's Love and Farewell
A reader quotes a heartfelt line about an irreplaceable mother’s love and gentleness, reflecting on the enduring bond and the ache of loss. The fragment emphasizes devotion and memory, suggesting a personal tribute within a larger piece.
Blurred Cotton Belt Areas Listed In Mixed Names
A garbled note lists states and places in the cotton belt with misspellings and odd fragments. It mentions Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas Missouri and other unclear terms.
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America
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carola
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Arkansas
Loutalapa
Oklahoma
Fexax Uni Mlaxouri
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Steffy
Madison Street
Maple Ave
Oak Park
Ill
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Painter and Decorator
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Real Batate
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Radio and Supplies
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