The Hague Seen Through Clean Windows and Quiet Charms
A visitor extols The Hague's spotless streets and shining windows as proof of Hollanders pride in home life. She notes carillons in church towers, courteous people, and picturesque docks, then tours the Palace of Peace, royal residences, and historic sites like the Gevangen Poort prison, all amid vivid coastal and urban beauty.
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Lilian Hayden Hleston
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Grasshopper On Screen Warns Nation In Propaganda Reel
Franklin Johnson notes the film Hoppers debuts with no Hollywood ties and portrays the grasshopper as a dangerous national pest. The two reel movie, produced by Uncle Sam, uses stark propaganda to rally patriotism against a centuries old agricultural menace.
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Uncle Sam
United States Department of Agriculture
Grasshopper Plague Spurs U S Government Action in Plains
The article describes a vast grasshopper outbreak across the great plains between the Mississippi and the Rockies, detailing millions of hatchlings and swarms that devastate crops. It notes migration patterns, impact on farms, and a government push to use poisoned bran baits and coordinated control efforts.
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Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
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Africa
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
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