Congressional Record Inspires War Era Verse Treasury
A columnist urges building a complete anthology from the Congressional Record, noting how the Sixty-eighth Congress featured poetry parodies and original verse. Samples include Dawes parody lines and poems by senators and representatives reflecting war, forestry, farming, and fishing themes.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Congressional Record
Clio
Penalty of speed mad era: industrial injuries rise
The piece argues that about one in two hundred Americans will be permanently disabled by industrial accidents this year, plus nearly a million with disabling injuries and another million handicapped by everyday disease and accidents. It calls for better convalescent care and vocational training to restore injured workers as productive members of society.
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United States
Why Are Not Young People as Good as They Used to Be
A reflective column argues that youths are blamed unfairly while elders shaped harmful entertainment and poor discipline. The piece questions parental responsibility and suggests adults failed to discipline, rather than blaming younger generations.
Three Classes of Informants on Smugglers
About 80 percent of tips against smugglers come from nonemployees. Tipsters seek rewards, with Treasury paying up to 25 percent of amounts recovered, not to exceed 50,000 dollars. Three groups supply information: self appointed smuggler sleuths, commission men crossing the Atlantic, and free lances seeking cheap goods for profits.
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Treasury Department
Atlantic
There Are No Definite Plans Yet for Pole Survey
The speaker doubts airplanes are practical for polar exploration due to landing challenges but foresees a future air survey. A radio set will be carried next time for safety, and an air survey could establish an air route to Europe, with another attempt likely next summer.
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Europe
Forest Resources Depleted Across Regions
More than half of the original U S forest resources are used up with vast depletion in the East, Middle West, and South. Five Western states Washington Oregon California Idaho and Montana hold most standing timber. Estimates of West timber lasting 25 to 90 years. 60 years average. Call for reforestation fire prevention and delayed taxation to achieve sustained yield.
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United States
East
Middle West
South
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Montana
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