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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1922
Page
3
A chart illustrates that tire prices have fallen since 1910 with a brief wartime rise. By 1922 finished tires cost 60 percent below 1910 levels, while raw materials and labor rose then fell, enabling price reductions without sacrificing mileage or quality.
The article compares rates of erethism in populations across nations, noting 245 per 100,000 in Switzerland against 70 in Europe and 68 in the United States. It discusses a red tablecloth and its striking effect in bright or dull lighting, mentioning its use in kitchens, studios, and living rooms.
Rupert Hughes plans to document the Amelia Legion Post of Robert Stowe Gill, noting the Lamb's Club writers and actors composing its membership. He outlines a military career from private in the Seventh Regiment in 1407 to roles as captain and adjutant general in New York, with deafness shaping service. Hughes supports the Legion's principles and opposes censorship.
The article notes that fewer than 4,000 distinct stars are visible along a belt of sky, with only about twenty bright first magnitude stars. It mentions highlights such as Sirius, Orion’s shoulder and left knee, Vega, and Arcturus.
Brookly n Engle notes that the world’s highest priced tobacco comes from a region near the western corner of Cuba, spanning over eighty five miles square. The fine Aruwuele tobacco grown there, he says, cannot be produced anywhere else.
Scotland Yard displayed recovered motor vehicles in London districts to identify rightful owners. Police believe some cars were linked to recent large hauls as owners search for their vehicles amid ongoing theft investigations.
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