Hoover’s Inaugural Address Calls for National Unity and Law
President Hoover pledges humble service under Providence and outlines aims for reform. He cites justice, law enforcement, fiscal restraint, and regulatory balance to curb crime, strengthen federal courts, and preserve self government while fostering peace through arbitration and cooperation. He stresses citizen duty and calls for a special Congress session on agricultural relief and tariffs.
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Lebanon Cedars and Mountain Ways in Ancient Land
National Geographic notes Lebanon offers rail and mule routes from Beirut to Damascus with a 4880 foot pass, cedar groves around Besherrs Were, hillside silkwork, and fattened sheep rituals. It describes Jebel Sennin, Anfar water falls, a 121 foot natural bridge, and Asherreh cedar amphitheater near the sea with a Maronite chapel.
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