23 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
1
Rushville Indiana Republican argues satisfaction with home is personal effort. Large centers tempt escape to countryside, while city life appeals to some in small towns. Individuals who nurture grievances should relocate, as happiness depends on self adjustment rather than location.
The 1914 Maryland roadside tree law requires wardens to supervise tree trimming by pole line companies within public road rights of way. Administered by the state forestry department, wardens are paid by that department, which may charge applicants for roadside tree planting. About 50 wardens are active, and the law's constitutionality was upheld by the Maryland Court of Appeals in 1915.
The lawn is the most important feature in home planning guiding the setting for the house. Planting trees and shrubs should enhance surroundings and hide defects while preserving a large uninterrupted green area kept smooth and well trimmed. Stepping stones are favored over solid cement for short walks.
The zoning system, once general, promises brighter prospects for American cities. Benefits hinge on the intelligence, taste, and courage of zoning authorities who may adopt long term plans, adjust to time and conditions, curb selfish exploitation, and deliver city-wide gains both materially and culturally.
Civic pride elevates individuals and the community, setting high standards. When it leads to beautifying the area, it marks a forward step in improving the lives of residents.
The piece argues that beauty in cities depends on clean streets and well-kept business and home spaces. It condemns indifference and weak enforcement of regulations, urging stricter adherence by residents and stronger admin action.
Col H E Hartney vice president of the Argonauts supports Capt Homer Berry in the crew controversy with Capt Rene Fonck over inclusion on the transatlantic flight. Hartney says Berry would be the third man if three go, despite Fonck's preference for a radio man or mechanician.
Lieut. George T. Cuddihy of the Anacostia naval air station flew a Curtiss racing plane from Philadelphia to Washington in 82 minutes, breaking the time set by trains that take about three hours. The engineer officer achieved a new speed record for the route.
A historical overview recounts Norse Vikings as sea rovers who burned looted and conquered across Europe revealing their impact on Normandy England and ultimately the American discovery led by Leif Erikson. It credits Viking lineage with shaping exploration trade and national identities despite their brutal reputation.
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