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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1920

Page

4

Elect Republican ticket in Cook County primary

A reprinted editorial urges voters to back the Republican slate in Cook County. It condemns Democratic tactics, notes factional disputes over judicial ballots, and endorses Harding and the state and county ticket as competent and honest. It stresses straight-party voting and civic duty amid a tense political climate.

Cook Republican Party Yaconos Mmnierson Fae Lon Cook County Gillolals Hoyne Burke Couuty Sweitzer Warren G. Harding Peter Hoffman Len Small William MckKinley United States Frank Righeimer Orgqne Mlinolsang Deno Cran

Women Voters Urged to Act in Forest Park

A 1920s style column urges Forest Park and nearby areas to vote in the presidential election, arguing women must exercise their new voting rights. It highlights skepticism about turnout, cites local women’s registrations, praises intelligent voters, and condemns attempts to mislead or deter female voters.

Forest Park Mre

Mourners’ Diet and Odd Tea Time Phrases From Local Note

A fragmentary note describes the mourners’ diet with boiled ham rye bread pickled tongue and smear cheese with coffee for women and men. It mentions jamber fold and phrases like Just pone amore and THEA wor the diyal, reflecting garbled OCR text and local dialect.

Maywood Considers Cat Culture to Curb Rat Plague

Maywood residents push cat culture to fight rat overrun after a garbage dump fire. City officials prepared ordinances to reward households with the largest cat population as a novel pest-control plan.

Maywood

Boarding House Fire and Theatres in Town

Fragmented report notes a boarding house fire started by unknown causes and mentions stage attractions at Forest Park theater including Good Stuff necessary and Journey's End. It cites a military governor restricting gatherings and references local figures like Bridget Mulligan amid a flurry of informal pranks and public notices.

Avery Forest Park Theater Pride Jonale Bridget Mulligan

Government reports tout shark use food fish

Fragmented OCR text argues government reports praise shark use of food fish, mentions financial balance, potato pieces, and baby toeprint system, ending with questions on pay raises and shared costs.

A Shrewd Man and The Lifers Grudging Talk

A humorous exchange unfolds as a retired merchant rebukes a lifer about language and grammar amid a lively hotel setting. A hotelkeeper joins the jab, noting reviewer tone, and a storyteller recalls a past lesson from a drifter who corrected his speech, ending with a quip about misused words and pride in faults.

Dows Lindley Murray

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