Forest Park Review Publisher Melds Local Trade Drive
Forest Park Review reports on a local cooperative sale week by Forest Park merchants to boost trade, starting next Monday, with community leaders urging wider shopping and cooperation. It also notes Mayor Thompson push for public ownership of street railway and elevated lines around Chicago, and covers President Wilson’s West visit and wheat price debates, plus Chicago Tribune’s “Smashing of Slate” and 1924 political nominees in Harvey and Kenilworth area.
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Forest Dark
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Frederic DeYoung
Harvey
Amod C. Miller
Kenilworth
William CG. Malone
Boy Scout Troop 1 Meeting Highlights and Pins
The Boy Scouts of Troop 1 met at Junior A School. Roll call minutes and reflections were read and approved. Ten 200 per cent duty pins were awarded to Matthew Kriedrick Wilson Krnesner Wilbert Gald Kenneth Jonningham Pontson Bolander Au Ruel Schultz Willian Tooper Jank White Joe Miler Willard McCrady. Meeting adjourned Thursday September 11. Alive thew eriborich Troop Reporter.
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Boy Scouts of
Oufield School
Matthew Kriedrick
Wilson Krnesner
Wilbert Gald
Kenneth Jonningham
Pontson Bolander
Au. Ruel Schultz
Willian Tooper
Jank White
Joe Miler
Willard McCrady Moothig
Mhursdiy
Man Tested by Trial and the Value of Action
A reflection on dependability tied to how a man handles accidents and appearances. The text argues that words about right conduct harm more than action, urging decisive, steady effort to align theory with practice and to resist vanity when facing temptations.
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Mtrovagare
George Macdonald
Uncle Eben on Work Hating and Health
Uncle Eben quips that many men hate work and many more never become well enough acquainted with it to dislike it. The humorous remark reflects a folksy view on labor and well being in a rural setting.
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Uncle Eben
Wardrobe Revenge Hinted After Northward Visit
A narrator recalls a cottage vacation with cousin Gladys and a deflating wardrobe crisis. She travels north with few clothes, watches stylish teachers at the lake, and vows to return to outdress them, planning strategic dressing to prove a point.
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Gladys
A Cottage Tale and Kerr Battle Recounted
In a lakeside cottage a story unfolds of Glad’s matchmaking, old clothes, and vow to wed, followed by a dramatic account of Gen John Brown Kerr’s 1891 Indian warfare feat where he led 20 men against 100 Sioux, holding out until reinforcements and the enemy losses shifted the balance.
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Rave
Mic Mogens
Ames
John Brown Kerr
Kentucky
Miles
Kerr
South Dakota
Indiana
Siege of Paria and German occupation timeline
The siege of Paria lasted from September 10, 1870, to January 28, 1871, ending with the city’s surrender. German troops entered in March 1871 and remained 48 hours. Western Paria was bombarded January 8, 1872, followed by a week later a general bombardment that damaged many buildings and caused fatalities. France appealed to neutral powers but received no response.
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Paria
Unris
France
Madge Dow Seeks Mother at Forest Park Theater
In Biddleport Orphanage Madge Dow lies in her cot each night waiting for a story window to open and reveal a mother she longs for. A little boy named Spotty accompanies her as she seeks her mother at the big house, facing questions about what she will find there.
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Gladys
Lanvroux
Madge Dow
Biddleport
Famiy
Vie Lin
Sue Madge Evans
Yfone Wanted World Plot at Mayext Theatre
Madge Bye stars in a strong World Theater presentation titled Home Wanted variant. Lucy Sarver, author of several World successes, has crafted a winning production with a prominent cast including Eyung and Thompson. Jack Drumler also features in a key role alongside Madge Evans veterans.
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Yfone Wanted
Madge Bye
Wirk Theater
Monstre
Lucy Sarver
Mise Eyung
Ugh Thompson
Evelyn Greeley
Ema
Jack Drumler
Madge Evans
World Pictures
Not Hla Unlucky Number in Wagner’s Life
The text notes Richard Wagner as obsessed with the number 13. It claims birth year 1813 and 13 letters in his name, cites 23 works, and dates for Tanp hauser finished April 14 and produced March 13. It also states Wagner died February 13.
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Richard Wagner
Wagner
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