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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

Page

2

Spare That Tree: Learn From China to Save Forests

The piece warns that dry conditions will return and wood fires could devastate forests, urging stricter fire discipline and reforestation. It stresses that even local timber loss harms communities and links forest destruction to floods in China, calling on landowners to replace lost trees and protect future harvests.

Civian North Dakota The China

Uses of Gas in War and Peace Draw Wide Interest in Washington

A large Washington dinner of current and former chemical warfare service officers and guests drew many senators and representatives. Brig Gen Amos A Fries led remarks on gas use for peace purposes, including plague control, vault security, and police work, while discussions stressed preparedness for future war and the potential of gas as a defense and offense.

Washington Chemical Warfare Service Armed Services Chemical ‘Warfare Service Army Congress Navy United States Amos. A. Fries Ui Country W. D. Bancroft Cornell University Ypres United States Chemical Warfare Service William Mitchell Air Forces of the New York City Secretary of War Army Off

President Harding and Washingtons Outdoor Club World

Edward B. Clark reviews President Harding's honorary memberships in Washingtons Cosmos Army and Navy and Metropolitan clubs. He notes outdoor life as presidential habit, club life among veterans generals and officers, and Mrs Hardings active roles in women’s clubs and civic groups.

Army and Navy Cosmos Clubs Edward B. Clark Washington Harding United States Distriet of Columbia Wilson Cosmos Club Metropolitan Club Army and Navy Club Fhese Teil i Ste Tig Creat” Fein wWews Army ‘and Navy Club United Sollier Capitel Pershing Bullard Liggett Steen Bundy Edwards St. Mihiel France Grand Fleet North Sea The Dolly Madison James Madison Washington Society Madison White House Great East Room America Congressional Club of Women Marion Star League of American Pen Women

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