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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1922
Page
11
Analyzed chart shows tire prices falling steadily since 1910, with wartime and postwar costs only slightly rising. By 1922, finished tires cost 90 percent less than 1910, driven by demand, mass production, and manufacturing advances, while rubber and labor costs also shifted.
The article surveys disease prevalence by country noting Switzerland's erethism rate of 245 per 100000, well above European and U S averages of 70 and 68 respectively. It also mentions decorative red fabrics and their unexpected use in homes, praising their vivid effect in dim light.
Rupert Hughes, noted author, will chronicle the Amelia Legion Post of the Lambs Club writers and actors in New York. The piece outlines his military service from private in 1907 to adjuvant general during troop ro llings in New York, his deafness, and his stance against censorship.
A discussion on star counts notes that only about 4 000 distinct stars are visible from a typical location and that the sky contains roughly a score of first magnitude stars. It lists Sieh ia as the brightest star and mentions Orion's shoulder and knee, along with Vega, Arcturus, and Bevelex.
A quotation by Brooklyn Engle proclaims the finest tobacco in the world comes from a select area near western Cuba with over eighty-five square miles, noting that the aroma and quality are unmatched anywhere.
Scotland Yard to parade recovered stolen motor cars in London districts to help owners claim their vehicles. Police hope owners can identify their cars during the display, as several cars have been recovered but many suspects remain at large.
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