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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
5
Akers, sales manager of an enterprise motor concern, notes pneumatic tires outperform solid tires after exhaustive tests on similar trucks. Pneumatic tires travel faster, cut upkeep costs, reduce fuel use, and protect fragile loads, despite initial opposition to new tech.
The automobile industry supplied wartime efficiency with higher quality and pace. Ex soldiers, trained under shell fire, return home ready for civil work in transportation. Col Arthur Woods notes private reemployment, with agencies linking ex-service men to automotive employers nationwide.
Inlet valves run cooler than exhaust valves, allowing tighter clearance between components. Wear on the chain and cross chains spreads over time, causing drifting and wear in the drive system.
A fragmented safety note from the Bays the bulMtto of the Fair tex period urges cautious driving. It advocates treating every other driver as an idiot, watching for children and pedestrians, and imagining dangerous curves as threats. It also stresses inspecting the car before starting to reduce accidents.
A note outlines extending tire life by economical driving and a proposal using a simple shoe to cushion wear. The idea suggests reusing worn footwear as a makeshift repair method to stretch resources in tough economic times.
A strange report describes a new tread attachment using uncured rubber that becomes tacky when gasoline is poured on it. The bond allegedly enables repairs to be usable about twenty minutes after fixing, with warm weather allegedly accelerating self sealing.
Keep tires away from oil puddles and take the car to the garage. The wrist pin connects the piston and rod. Steering gear is hard to lubricate and needs more lubrication than expected. Inspect steering gear weekly to prevent harm. Ensure the rear spare tire does not obscure the number plate and that the plate is properly lit at night.
Garfield School Notes report new teachers Miss Soogar Miss Gailing and Miss Tautro joining eighth and fourth grades. Football team formed with Forward Mildred SteHirey and Manie Zimmeman listed. Eighth and seventh grades schedule basketball and donating venues. grounds cleared and gravel laid. The Berry writing author Mr Woodrush visited. eighth grade flowers tended. singer Minw Schuster leads music. Margaret Mogk enrolled. Miss Adams to wed Arleigh Barbe on Sept 30 in Flint Michigan. friends bid farewell.
The Salvation Army home service drive runs Sept 22 to Sept 30 in Forest Park led by the Patriotta Service League and chair Artis Florence Hopprt. Speakers at a kickoff at Municipal building included Harry J. Miller of Chicago, urging Forest Park to meet a $15,000 quota. Twenty percent stays local for the campaign budget.
Forest Park theater owner Ooesterriecher installed an orchestra of three ex soldiers from the 18st Infantry and others who served as stretcher bearers. Members Krafter Hartman Crotty and Maeder performed with the 131st and 18st Infantry bands. They urge Fort Forest Park patrons to support the theater project and enjoy requests from audiences.
The North Ends team will play their final game of the season next Sunday, September 21, against the Garfield Tigers of Chicago. The gala match, billed as one of the toughest of the season, will be at Madison Street and Keystone Avenue at 8 p.m.
A garbled quotation shows a playful exchange about a door being hit on the head and a cheeky answer from a cheerful Idiot-Cincinnati Enquirer figure. The text reads as a fragmented humor set piece reflecting newspaper whimsy. The OCR yields unclear phrases and mispunctuated lines.
A dated fragment describes Little Vividh repeating the Lord's Prayer at home. When the line about daily bread was reached, her mother paused and asked in broken speech for help translating the portion. The exchange captures a moment of family communication and language mixing.
Ali4y Kifrieda Bockelman a Forest Park teacher of elocution and dancing plans a junior dramatic league for boys and girls ages 0 to 10. She aims to train children gratis with no tuition, inviting mothers to cooperate for winter programs in the community.
The Junior League or Community M. B. church met Wednesday afternoon at the church. After singing and scripture, roll call and treasurer’s report occurred. A committee was chosen to organize a penny social in a few weeks. Members ranged from ten to sixteen years old. Signed, Edmund Plamm.
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