Shawnee Seeks National Yeomen Home Plant
Shawnee gathers support as seven more towns back proposals to host the Yeomen home. A locating committee will visit Shawnee to assess the bid for the ten million dollar City of Childhood with events and a $50 prize ornate ar contest for entrants.
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Restless Nation Moves Ahead in Search of Change
America remains a nation of movers as farms shift occupants and cities grow. A professor notes Japanese in the U S lag 10 to 15 years behind, urging newspapers to educate and inform while a strange tip claims water infused with nailed onions cleans white paint.
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Health debate over North South living standards
Dr. Donald Armstrong of Massachusetts argues the North is healthier, urging young men to stay North. Dr. W S Rankin of North Carolina counters, calling Armstrong ignorant of health conditions and praising the South as a better place to live and work healthwise.
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