Grave political questions face Oak Park spring
Oak Park residents are urged to think and act on burning issues this spring. Dr H D Kimball of Sycamore visited town Monday. Antiseptic Tooth Powder and school tablets are advertised at Miller's Drug Store. Mrs Eliza Miller hosts a visit by Mrs Thompson of Nebraska. Mrs H B Lyford visits Cleveland while Fay Willard travels to Wisconsin. Oak Park ladies welcome New York pat tern hats at Pasacey Parlors 113 Park Ave. Miss M E Shaffer manages Austin Illinois store. Miller's Drug Store invites prescription trade and promises first class service. Mandel Hotel and Restaurant to open April 1 at Polk and 48th Ave south of Metropolitan. Miller's Quinine Hair Tonic pitched as hair loss remedy.
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Miller's
Oak
Oak Park
New York
Pasacey
Park
Austin
M. EE. Shaffer
Frew
Ashland Avenue
Besta Hopping
Kankakee
Mandell
Corner Park
48Th Ave
Metropolitan L
Mr. Parker
Park Avenue
Harlem News Briefs Highlight Local Social Gathers and Plans
Harlem notes report Mrs. John Gaden and Mrs. Ferdinand Hann recovering from grip. The Waldheim house hosts old-time shaker March 26. Proviso I. O. F. to stage a grand masquerade at Thodes hall with 9 pm grand march. A. S. O. R. group portrait planned at Prof Mogk’s shaving parlors. Local events include vaudeville at Lyceum Theater and a Swedish church project.
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John Gaden
Ferdinand Hann
Gaden
Thode’'s Hall
Court
Harlem
Mogk
Fred Weimerschlarge
Ernest Keuhn
Paul Marx
Harlem Mission
Lyceum Theater Company
Cinch Pleasure Club
Messrs. Rasmussen
Larson
E. A. Cummings
Harlem Pur suit of a peddler ends in habeas corpus
A scene in Harlem shows about a score of housewives pursuing a peddler who sold rotten potatoes. With a policeman’s aid they arrested him, brought him before a justice, and compelled him to repay the injured women and cover costs for justice.
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Havana Harbor
Harlem
Hyde-and-Dr.Jekyll
Gloss
Washington Street
River Forest Social Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs S J Sullivan is much improved while Mrs Mellican convalesces and Mr Frew lies ill. Miss Besta Hopping visits her brother in Kankakee as August Selbach buys a new spring wheel. Wm Wertz builds a two story residence on Ashland Ave for $3000. Des Plaines floods near high watermark thirty years past. Lake Street cars stalled. River Forest Woman's Club hosts Mrs M C Bullock. next meeting features Mrs Browning, author M A FB.
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August Selbach
Wm. Wertz
Ashland Avenue
Chicago
Clark
Presbyterian Hospital
Stoughton Cooley
River Forest
M. I
Henry George
Cooley
Mr. Hill of Austin
Presbyterian Church
Desplaines
Lake Street
Woman’s Club of
M. C. Bullock
Browning
Maywood Community Notices and Events
Maywood residents plan gatherings and new ventures as Mrs. Howland opens a restaurant and Mrs. Gilbert announces spring openings. A bicycle shop is slated for April and local families move in from the city. The Twentieth Century Club and church concerts reflect local culture while driving civic questions about a township high school and millinery socials unfold.
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Howland
Burk
Michigan
Bessie Hughes
Colosseum Club
W. Gilbert
Fifth Avenue
E. N. Brown
Seventh Avenue
Fourth Street
Mr. Arnold
Chicago
St. Charles Road
Twentieth Century Club
McMurphy
Peorpe
Maywood
Curfew Revival at Maywood Board Passes Unanimously
The Maywood village board approved the curfew revival until signature. Mr Bohlander opposed the plan. Norton Bros factory reports progress on making iron or steel foundations for tin plate, previously imported from England, potentially a national boost if successful.
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Maywood
Bohlander
Norton Bros
England
Ridgeland News and Notes From The Vindicator Items
The Vindicator is for sale at Ridgeland Pharmacy. Harold Kimball is slowly improving. J A Cummings has been in New York on business. Mrs Gates of North Scoville avenue is improved in health. Mrs Ever's daughter visited Taylor avenue relatives. Mrs John Lyon of North Harvey avenue visits Freeport this week. Mrs Perkins' sister plans to return to Michigan soon. Children at Second Congregational church raised over 55 dollars for the building fund. Local ball team begins outdoor practice with a strong lineup expected. Dr and Mrs Major and daughter, now of Maywood, plan to move to Ridgeland soon. The Women's Benevolent Society hosts next Wednesday's meeting, last of the season, with officers to be elected. Second Congregational church boys formed the Hasted Boys club. officers listed and over thirty members.
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Ridgeland
Harold Kimball
J. A. Cummings
New York
Gates
North Scoville Avenue
Ever
Taylor Avenue
John Lyon
North Harvey Avenue
Freeport
Maywood
Women’s Benevolent Society
Chariton
Second Congregational Church
Hasted Boys’ Club
Mr. Ober
Ralph Longley
Charles Porter
Will Longley
Earl Knopp
Wishart Melville
Frank Murray
Bright and dull boys and their future outcomes
The piece argues that dull boys become steady, energetic men through persistent effort, while bright boys may fail to translate early intelligence into success due to other qualities. It reflects on societal views, schooling, and the idea that effort determines destiny, ending with a humorous dialogue from Uncle Ned and Johnny.
Church Events Mark Twenty Fifth Sunday School Anniversary
The First Methodist Episcopal church plans special Sunday morning services for the Sunday school twenty fifth anniversary with a 10 45 morning sermon at First Church of Christ Scientist and an evening 730 sermon by Rev W H Burns on A Great Man s Strange Cure The Dispensary room Steiner block hosts Friday meetings and Dr Conley preaches at the Baptist church on The Right Attitude of Mind Toward New Ideas The Prodigal's Conversion is discussed alongside a note on Amos R Reno who died in New York City leaving twenty million dollars after starting in dry goods and building a famed Fifth Avenue hotel later called Reno s folly as Gotham hotels moved uptown.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Burns
John the Baptist
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Avenue Hall
Amos R. Reno
New York City
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Government Official Granted Leave Extension Request
A subordinate official, on a week’s leave, telegraphed his superior requesting a two day extension to attend a friend's wedding as the bridegroom. The message cited a personal reason for the extra days.
Instant relief against catarrh advertised medicine
The ad promotes a catarrh remedy claiming instant conquer of symptoms with a 50 price and no stomach upset. It directs readers to contact Cushman Drug Co in Vincennes Indiana USA and to request a booklet.
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Cushman Drug Co
Vidcennes
Ind
U.S. A
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Harlem Dancing School
Party of Proviso
G. F. Gehrke
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Irving B. Clendenen
John Wolf
Proviso
Mr. Gloss
Otto Gorke
Joseph H. Haag
Gaden’s Hall
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S. J. Sullivan
Mellican
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Miss Wells
Englewood
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Steiner Block
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Bruce & Bunge
Lake St
Marion
OAL and
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Opticians
Wilsnach
Chicago Opthalmic College
CCU CE
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Thomas St
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