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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

15

Miss MacPhee and Miss Japp vie for Barnum Prize honors

A Bridgeport contest details a final selection between Miss Bess Manuel MacPhee and Miss Winifred Mary Japp for first honors in the Barnum Prize. Prize money is $20 in gold. other contestants include Miss Beatrice Frank and Miss Elizabeth C. Goldstein. Judges present include Rev. George C. Tamblyn and William Zepp. Dr. Andrew Mee unable to attend.

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The Fawama Canal and Its Promoters Then and Now

A historical survey discusses early canal plans led by De Witt and Henry Clay, the French failure, and American efforts under Theodore Roosevelt era. It traces surveying, funding, and political debates, noting Gatun and Culebra Cut as key feats and contrasting French and American approaches. The piece reflects on costs, national motives, and lasting significance of the Panama Canal project.

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Equitable sharing of the product of labor and capital discussed

An essay argues for fair division of wealth between labor and capital, tracing production factors to land labor and capital, and urging city planning aimed at humane, attractive, and economically efficient urban development. It cites Washington as a plan pioneer and cites Park and street design, land use, and municipal grouping as vital for harmony and progress.

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CETE Planning as Applied to Bridgeport

Lydia Elizabeth Goldstein discusses city planning as a tool for Bridgeport. The essay argues planning speeds transportation, creates civic centers, improves housing, and reduces smoke and disease through coordinated public efforts, forest preservation, and orderly development.

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