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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
5
Ford sedan 1922 in excellent condition listed at 250 dollars with good tires and repainting. Also Ford Sedan 1922 with new cord tires and motors, Studebaker Light Six Sedan in blue with 7000 miles priced around 500 dollars. Forest Park area ad shows multiple late model autos with starters heaters bumpers and extras, prices from 1500 dollars and up.
The piece explains preferred stock priority for dividends before common stock and notes no dividend limit for common shares while hinting at a sensational line about a “promising young mic” in Nashville. It also mentions an earthquake wave traveling across the Pacific in about 12 hours and 10 minutes at six miles a tile rate.
The text notes inward sincerity aids outward conduct and cautions that absence of sincerity harms reliability. It also states unnaturalized foreigners are barred from hunting game in New York state.
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