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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
4
The Forest Park Review lists Parchal Hall Heileman Co incorporated as its publisher. Albert L Hall is named editor with a Madison Ot designation and phone contact provided.
The article discusses the reopening and improved state of Jackson Boulevard with hopes for smoother traffic. It contrasts rising wealth with widespread poverty and reflects on American social divisions, noting several families and local figures while mentioning safety concerns and a recent accident.
In 1950 a man discovers a crusty corkscrew in an old Bree drawer. He asks Madge to recall its use, hinting at a kitchen tool with unclear origins and a playful, domestic curiosity rooted in a now-obsolete utensil.
A jagged regional piece critiques local governance, Klansmen, and open road improvements while approving a scenic autumn drive. The writer lampoons officials A B P A Carstens and Herman Lelivelt amid references to public health quarantines and a controversial stance on white supremacist groups. The prose shifts to a poetic autumn reverie before noting a Proviso High speech by reformist Daily Elliott condemning cigarettes dancing and makeup.
Pupil meetings and pledged conduct appearances mark a wartime school scene. Anxious students and their leaders gathered to discuss behavior and discipline, aiming to resemble conventional boys amidst unfamiliar pressures and sharp standards.
The King’s Theater charity drive raises funds for the fountain fund through two special days hosted by manager K A Wise. Projections include The Night Horsemen and Whiners at the West with additional features, all at regular admission, highlighting community pride and public support for a worthy project.
The club met Thursday afternoon at 141 South Grove Avenue Oak Park hosted by Mea de y Prendergast. Luncheon was served at 1 30 o clock. The gathering proceeded with a cordial, informal agenda and spirited conversation.
The new Paramount picture Three Word Brand stars William Hart in three roles with Jane Nayak as lead. Hart dies in the prologue and the tale follows his twin sons as they grow, in a story adapted by WIN Reynolds and directed by Lambert Hillyer.
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