National Child Conference plans second Worcester meeting
The National Child Conference For Research and Welfare plans its five day June 28 to July 2 gathering in Worcester Massachusetts to unite 33 child aiding groups, create a central information clearing house, and push for a federal children's bureau.
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National Child Conference For Research and Welfare
Worcester
Mass
Henry 8S. Curtis
United States
Washington
Children’s Bureau
Congress
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Planning the Home Grounds for Case Yard Improvement
A practical guide on placing and coordinating lawn, shrubs, and trees to create a cohesive home landscape. Emphasis on front lawn openness, flank planting, varied heights, and avoiding rigid geometry. Recommendations cover evergreen use, walk placement, spring bulbs, mulching, and color harmony for durable curb appeal.
Dig to Live Urges Wilson on Soil Conservation at New York Conference
James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, urged soil conservation as essential to eastern and western prosperity at a New York Produce Exchange conference. He promised federal help, noted rising costs, and argued for domestic production to curb food imports and improve the trade balance. The conference formed a permanent organization including railroad leaders to educate New York farmers and attract urban residents back to farming.
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New York Produce Exchange
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
New York
Wilson
Mississippi Valley
America
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Dorothy Martin
J.J. McNally
Widow Jones
Aberdeen Bicycle and Gun Shop
Oswald Bell
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Baseball Goods
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Grays Harbor
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Peter Ibsen
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