Park Rules Spark Debate On Grounds Use And Reform
The article discusses park rules enforcement and public use at a fairfield park, criticizing restrictive measures while stressing access for all. It cites state forest economics in Germany France and the United States, forester estimates of annual lumber cuts, and calls for a national leprosarium amid debates on disease management and policy.
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Wurtemberg
Germany
France
United States
Europe
John Early
Washington
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
New Orleans
Congress
Hart Endorses Nonpartisan Nomination in City Hall Plan
The text notes a mayoral bid via a nonpartisan nomination and a platform, labeled law No 1, supporting continued bossism, while law No 2 is denounced as moving toward nonpartisanship. This contrasts Mr Hart's approval of one law and rejection of the other.
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Hart
A Summer Garden in a 1939 Evening Post Poem
The poem paints a lush garden with pale green roses, purple daisies, yellow lilacs, saffron pinks, dark blue eglantine, an orchid, gray marigolds, white rose leaves, green cherries, silver grapes, and varied pears and apples. It contrasts this abundance with a wild, mysterious beauty beyond bordered plots and officials, hinting at necromantic wonder.
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Evening Post
Balloon Sleuth Roams Sky Over Alban Seeking Crystal Mountain
In a serialized adventure, Stealthy Steve and Colonel Roosevelt battle wind and misadventure from a drifting balloon above Alban. A failing parachute saves the Mayor as the pair debate next moves toward Crystal Mountain amid a looming equatorial storm.
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Steve
Alban
Roosevelt
Africa
Crystal Mountain
Angelica
Genevieve
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Sleuth
Colonel Roosevelt
The Observant Citizen and Local Happenings
The Observant Citizen reports on Radcliffe commencement honors noting Blanche E. Spring of Waltham as the sole summa cum laude recipient and Harvard tales of an absent minded professor. It covers local figures from Newton, Auburndale, West Newton and Everett with civic events, swimming, garden tours and a Revere Beach incident.
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Blanche E. Spring
Waltham
Spring
Harriman Told to Gain Weight in Fattening Cure
In Semmering Austria on June 29 Professor Struempell warned financier H Harriman that his salvation lies in gaining fat. Harriman in jest asked for bread and beer while the doctor prescribed cereals milk meat and unlimited malt beer to address his under nourishment.
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Semmering
Austria
H. Harriman
Struempell
Soney
Harriman
Mr. Harriman
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