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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
2
A couple, once cramped in a small one room apartment, seek space by moving to a four room flat with a kitchenette. Their friends overrun the new home, treated as a public library, and after a lavish welcome they tire of the crowds. They revert to their former quiet life, saving money and ending the wave of unintended guests.
The season features Virginia facing Southern rivals in 16 hoops matchups. Ohio Fireheart harness group reports 84 members. Alinta baseball club of the Southern Association signs four new players. Pasadena’s Rose Bowl stadium hosts major events as the calendar highlights athletic developments.
Miss Helen Hand is photographed at Tun Livery No 1 awaiting trial for allegedly striking Joln Richardson with a hatchet. Hand says men forced attention on a fourteen year old girl she was trying to protect, Richardson is in serious condition. Local police describe the case as a serious assault with surrounding testimonies and background notes.
Mrs Skunk speaks to Little Skunka and neighbors about how different skunks behave, their diet including grave hoppers in fall, and how they share burrow homes with the Woodchuck family. She notes seasonal food habits, interfamily kinship, and their cooperative lifestyle with neighbors.
A Manchester Guardian summary notes French plans for a Paris university on former fortifications near the Latin Quarter mix Anglo Saxon and Oxford styles. It describes ground plans with gardens and football courts, student living costs of about 90 francs monthly plus meals, donor allocations for female residents, and international interest from Canada and Argentina with Oxford possibly advising.
A Kentucky mountain girl crippled by infantile paralysis crawled over a mile. A Taulaville physician operated in the city, restoring her ability to walk within a year. She learned reading writing in hospital and later finished education at Neeta college. A man unnamed deposited $1000 to a Louisville bank for her credit.
The bulletin advises keeping battery terminals clean and lubricating moving parts to prevent metal pieces from seizing or touching. It emphasizes careful handling to avoid damage and injury during operation.
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