Primary Election Named For September First In Ferent Park
The notice urges Republican voters in Forest Park Ferent Park and county to support incumbents and party nominees. It highlights State Senator Frederick Hoos nonchallenged renomination, county commissioners Busse Care olun Hierson Miller Maclean, State Treasurer Fred Sterling, and Congressmen Rathbone and Yutev. It also endorses Merritt McCormick for United States senator, urging Republicans to vote for two for at large seats. The rant includes general life advice about facing reality rather than idealizing it.
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Geek
Forest Park
Frederick DB
Hoon
Moos
William Busse
Joseph Care + olun
Dudley J. Hierson
George A. Miller
Willy
Yotere
United
Really Amount to Nothing
A clipped quotation expresses disdain for overly cautious people who refrain from speaking or acting to avoid error, suggesting such restraint results in complete ineffectiveness.
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Beccher
Mothers Ignore Science Rocking Babies Aboard Ships
A writer laments that mothers dismiss medical guidance on rocking babies to sleep. He recalls the soothing role of rocking and lullabies, arguing that modern science rejects the practice. The piece muses that only a baby born at sea at voyage’s start would have such a choice.
Nature lovers ponder oak and pumpkin vine fruit sizes
The question notes the oak is sturdy yet bears small acorns while the pumpkin vine produces heavy fruit that weighs up to 100 pounds. It argues the vine can climb and support hanging fruit, suggesting weight alone does not determine fruit size or growth strategy.
Got Along Without Metala Dwellers Tools
The fragment describes early cave dwellers who knew little of metala. They used knives carved from deer bones, highly polished and sharp. Utensils combined pottery shards with Sher and a varnishlike coating. The text notes prehistoric origins extending to ancient world ages.
Do Without Fashion in Wartime Civics Notes
A reflective wartime column on the Womens Committee of the State Council of Defense urging thrift and making do without new clothes. The author confesses pride in self denial, recounts past wardrobe hacks, and questions who determines style. Describes patriotic appeal of reuse and budgeting.
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Mhritt
Mnal Deronal Phtnyn
Niaola State Council
Latest Fashion Gown Sparks Public Praise and Mockery
A fragmented fashion column describes a daring gown construction with front gore and back belt details, joking about Uncle Bam’s stamp of approval and a trend deemed the town's latest must have. The piece mocks overstatements while celebrating bold, avant garde style that women supposedly crave and endure.
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Uncle Bam
German Alien Enemies Must Report Movings
German alien enemies must report changes of residence within the same or across registration districts. They must present their registration card for endorsement and may need a permit to move within a district. Appeals go to the United States Marshal if a permit is denied. Noncompliance risks arrest for the war period. John J. Hiradley, United States Marshal for the Northern District of Illinois.
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United States Marshal of the Judicial District
Lon
Wien
Ars Rest
Christian Endeavor Observes Communion and Sermons
Morning observances include holy communion with Christian Endeavor and a 11 a.m. service at Plonver Presbyterian Church. Christian Science Churches in Oak Park hold 10:45 a.m. services with readings on "Man" and weekly readings at 8 a.m. to 6:50 p.m. plus Sunday school. Maywood church meets at Saromic Temple for 9:45 a.m. service with topic "Mac" and weekly reading room hours. Palm Tree Hat Long Life notes seven years to grow palm leaves suitable for fans and mentions ancient beliefs about long life and large leaves. Turpentine remedy suggests a sugar swallow dose for sore throat. Miscellaneous dialogue snippets end.
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Christian Science Churches
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Oak Park
Ijnoin
Oak Park Avenue
Ontario Street
Servicex
Hundiy
Lake Street
Gak Park Avenue
Zita
First Church of Christ Scientiat
Maywoot
Llinois
Saronic Temple
Second Atrett
Fifth Avenue
Booth Fifth
Forest Park Youths Registered After Seventeen Birthdays
Forest Park youths who have registered since June 5, now aged nineteen or older, list from Pro vivo township as of August 24. The document names Edward Rudolph Ball and many others with addresses on Lathrop, Ashland, Circle, Marengo, Washington, and Highland avenues. Additional names include Edward Frederick Bresemann, Jos Maurice Doyle, and Michael Edw. McClusky among others. case tied to tiratt law.
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Forest Park
Provivo Township
Ae Bolog
Edward Rudolph Ball
Streot
Howard
Louis
Deauchamp
Ashland Avenue
Edward Frederick Bresemann
Circle Avenue
Jos
Maurice Doyle
Lathrop
Bred Wo. Harter
Marengo Ave
Nue
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Ernest Reich
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Benjamin Chapin
Abraham Lincoln
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