Forest Park Review Publication Note
Forest Park Review published by Hall Heileman Company at 7233 Madison Street Forest Park Illinois editor Albert L Hall. Registered third class mail Boreat Park division note and post office handling.
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
6
Forest Park Review published by Hall Heileman Company at 7233 Madison Street Forest Park Illinois editor Albert L Hall. Registered third class mail Boreat Park division note and post office handling.
The cool weather keeps vacations from starting on time as many plan ahead and delay trips. Resort owners suffer while others enjoy cabins near lakes as spring arrives, yet overall business dips during the postponement period.
Forest Park residents show little interest in the national political conventions to be held this month. Calvin Coolidge is expected to win the Republican nomination by acclimation, with La Follette challenging via Wisconsin delegates and potential independent candidacy. Rawleigh of Freeport may back La Follette and seek governor support, shaping a busy summer ahead.
A playful essay notes the rising counts of automobiles in Illinois and nationwide. It highlights parked cars at Otto's on Washington boulevard, mentions recalls of high value cars, and invites readers to observe plates from many states, arguing that the study of car numbers is increasingly interesting and widespread.
That the world loves to eat and quality food means the best only. Merchants who offer good things anticipate customer wants and believe in cleanliness fresh stocks and courteous service. The housewife who plans shops for value reads ads to find the best offers and supports up to date stores.
The seventy fifth annual North American Singers Union reunion will take place at the Coliseum in Chicago on June 11, 12 and 18. About 8,000 singers will participate and the male choruses will unite into a monster group, performing four part songs without instrumental accompaniment. The Chicago Civic Opera and Chicago Symphony Orchestra will be featured.
In the Franka murder case opinion notes that education alone does not ensure good character. Parents must curb excess freedom and nurture social responsibility. True education leads to poise, clear thinking, and living in harmony with others, not just high grades.
Trade reports show a slowing district economy amid unsettled politics and unseasonable weather. April store and mail order sales improved versus 1923, but steel orders remained high at 4,208,000 tons, with efficiency rising though rail freight limits slow. Prices softened slightly as building activity neared a halt, and foreign trade trends favored the U S with widening surpluses. Economic troubles in Europe gradually ease as global competition sharpens.
An item from The Inventor discusses simple plating methods that can be applied at home to warn users of potential liverware risks. The piece emphasizes ease of application and practical, at home use.
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