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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1924
Page
6
Forest Park Review lists Kall-Heileman Company at 7234 Medicon Street Forest Park Illinois as publisher with Albert L Hall as editor. It notes second class mailing at Forest Park Clinots and provides the office contact information.
Bren Lojlesgard and family reside near Forest Park by the Desplaines river. A landscape designed around a large boulder drew local attention after a feature in last week’s Review. The Kiwanis club Memorial committee led to the discovery and has sparked interest beyond the area.
Col. Paul Benderson, in charge of the air mail service, notes government spending of 350000 on building and equipment at Brandgieweld last two years, far from the hoped 5500000. He argues air transportation improves mail delivery and boosts a neglected industrial branch, urging private capital and national leadership in aircraft production.
Emmerson announces more than a million licenses issued in 1024 with 802,158 pleasure cars 127,801 trucks and 4,008 dealers compared to 1023 figures 840,514 15,480 and 4,816 respectively. State expects substantial growth by year end. revenue nears 50,987,000 as funds fund road cement projects amid political waste fears.
The piece argues that expanding hard roads for autos is essential and funded by large public debt while promoting advertising as a key driver of growth. It traces park failures, pest declines tied to cars, and the rise of progressive urban branding toward building the perfect city.
A nostalgic sketch traces how amusements shift with progress as the automobile and leisure spots replace old venues like the Harlem race course and village outings. It notes the transition to modern additions such as the Barlem golf course and the Checkerboard tying field.
A personal credo outlines lifelong service to others and self improvement. It emphasizes honesty, loyalty, fair dealing, and aiming for success through effort, optimism, and disciplined study. It urges turning hard experiences into future strength and using time wisely.
The baptismal pool is the common term for the space where persons are submerged for baptism. The font names the baptismal place in Episcopal churches, typically large enough to immerse the candidate if required or allowed.
A column by Q C McIntyre in the Chicago Evening Post sketches New York City life through vivid daily paragraphs. The piece notes his cane, spats, and townlike city view, praising his humane humor and the forthcoming book White Light Nights.
Report shows infant mortality fell from about 188 per thousand births twenty years ago to about 7 per thousand last year in New York state. The figures reflect significant public health progress and improved neonatal care nationwide.
Par denotes the established value of one country’s currency expressed in another’s unit using the same metal as the standard of value. It reflects equal worth across systems but may vary by era or standard.
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