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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
6
Secretary of State Toul L. Emmerson urged compliance with the brake provisions for all motor vehicles and bicycles on public highways. He stressed keeping brakes in good condition, testing every thousand miles or monthly, and ensuring equal braking from rear wheels. He warned improper brakes risk drivers and others and advised avoiding excessive braking by engine braking.
A historic rail safety campaign urges caution at grade crossings after 1919 US data show most railroad fatalities involve automobiles. Officials say proper precautions could prevent crashes and stress that drivers must stop when signs require. Pedestrians have right of way at crossings.
Secretary of State Louis & Hmmerson urges caution for automobile drivers amid city regulations. He says keep ten feet behind street cars during loading, drive slowly in safety zones, and be prepared to stop for pedestrians especially near schools and where children play.
Investigators under Secretary of State Louis L. Emmerson report most garages fail to keep records of cars brought in for storage or repair. Registers should list license, serial, and engine numbers to help identify stolen vehicles. Only a small percentage comply. Also notes poor crossing habits at railroad grade crossings and intersections, urging drivers to slow and signal intentions.
A daughter was born Saturday evening to Dr. and Mrs. Mark D. White at Speedway hospital. The mother, formerly Miss Jessie Wadeworth, was a stenographer to Dr. White, who is the commanding officer. Mother and child are well and Dr. White receives many congratulations.
Brigadier General Moseley seeks to assist Chile Dawen, director of the budget, in preparing the government department estimates. The passage notes Moseley’s role in reviewing or shaping the budgeting process and coordinating with the budget office.
A garbled excerpt shows a servant and mistress exchange with questions about someone’s return. The passage truncates mid conversation, offering few clear names or settings beyond a domestic scene and a hint of anticipation.
A proposed moving pavement under Paris aims to pass the Palace Royal Bourse Opera and Place de la Republique. A circular moving subway would permit on demand stops with three progressively speed bands and stairway access reaching streets above. Ten miles an hour is the fastest band. The Ferris wheel of Sarin ia is being torn down to permit a more profitable project. The wheel’s axle weighs 72 000 pounds and its span reaches 164 feet. The structure was built in 1000 during the Varia Exhibition by an American engineer named Ferrin.
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