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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
6
This item compiles a collage of garbled newspaper humor and stray notices from Forest Park Illinois, featuring mistaken spellings, jokes about gossip tabloids, radio tracts, and stray regional opinions. It mentions radio, politics, fashion, food, schooling, and aviation as era color without a single cohesive news narrative.
A fragmentary column lauds Col Charles Lindbergh and his son Lindy, arguing heredity explains Lindbergh’s virtues. It traces the elder Lindbergh’s Minnesota farm upbringing, his career as a congressman and critic of the money trust, and lauds the family’s modesty, courage, and leadership as the source of Lindy’s celebrated claims to virtue.
The Agricultural Sulate notes a new menace from pests and trade pressures threatening crops worth billions and raising production costs. It urges nationwide cooperation to drive core profits and notes a Baltimore Maryland corn and apple show as an annual event, with over 600 farmers planting improved corn and banks backing the effort.
A note on changing dogwood color from white to pink by propagating the pink form. The technique requires grafting or budding the pink variety onto common white dogwood seedlings to produce pink offspring.
Collier's notes that the deepest philosophy comes from clear writing that even highbrows can grasp. The piece highlights how simplicity conveys complex ideas to a broad audience.
A fanciful piece recalls the Lindbergh saga linked to Ottawa and River Forest, noting a local fascination with a future tablet near a restaurant. It surveys a section of Greater Harlem avenue south from Riverside Drive, describing a curving unopened stretch toward a wooded countryside and a canal drainage project that may someday bridge the waterway.
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