Preserve Our Landscapes Campaign Through Roadside Tree Planting
A spring billboard restriction feature urges roadside landscapes to be framed by trees rather than garish ads. Arthur Newton Pack supports co operation for better highways and cites Maryland and Connecticut examples of roadside tree planting. The piece condemns excessive advertising on views and urges outdoor manners to protect nature’s beauty.
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America
Arthur Newton Pack
American Nature Association
Maryland
Connecticut
State Highway Commission
Forestry Department
New York
New
Question Portraits From Yesterday's Look and Learn
Answers cover topics from geography and government to science and history. Notable items include who was called the fest gen Heiman of Europe and the queen of the Adriatic, types of payments like certified checks, and the handful of women in the House of Representatives.
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Phillips
Louisiana
Ino Clue to Store Theft at Leo Bently Shop
Franklin March 28. No clue yet to the thief who broke into the Leo Bently store and restaurant at 18th and Grant between midnight and 7 am Sunday. About 150 dollars was stolen, likely by someone familiar with the interior and the money’s hiding place, entry gained by tearing the door.
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Franklin, Mar
Leo Bently
Restauant
18Th
Grant Streets
Paving Cost for Rectangular Ground Perimeter
A puzzle asks for paving a rectangle 85 by 58 yards around its inside edge. With uniform width 4 yards and cost 25 cents per square yard, total comes to 263 dollars. An explanation notes adjusting cost per 100 lbs to 4.84 and dividing 3224 by 4.84.
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California
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Pillsbury
Carlos Ober
Jamestown
Ino
Pennsylvania
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Corry, Pa
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