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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
5
Pueblo suffers hundreds dead and many homeless after a cloudburst on upper Arkansas and Fountain rivers floods the city. Rescue crews faced dangerous debris as bridges submerged and buildings collapsed, with martial law and thousands aided by Red Cross relief.
The American Forestry Association in Washington issues a bulletin titled The Tree The Memorial That Lives by Charles Pack outlining how to choose supply prepare plant and care for trees and providing a planting ceremony program It stresses simple common sense as the key and encourages broad participation in tree planting and care.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims on work, optimism, gardening, and social behavior. The quotes critique shiftlessness, boastful pride, and honesty while praising prudent hustle and practical wisdom in daily life.
The Kansas City Star notes the get it done campaign accelerates local business by prompting employees and employers to tackle small tasks, clean up loose ends, and instill a new energy in ordinary affairs, potentially giving the city a reputation for effectiveness.
Severe floods hit Colorado east of the Rockies after cloudbursts Friday. Frederick reports three feet of water on main streets. Greeley Port Collins and Loveland lose power as Loveland plant malfunctions. Denver to Boulder area farmland inundated with $1000000 in damages. Homes washed away in Lafayette. hundreds flee to high ground. thousands of livestock drowned. crops and property suffer millions in losses. Meanwhile Fergus Falls Minnesota man slaughter trial verdicts and California teachers tenure bill signaled changes in civil service protections.
The bulletin argues farm life suffers when work dominates the home and urges a rural housing conscience to move toward architectural grace. It praises walnut trees as highway plantings due to sun exposure, disease resistance, minimal pests, and grazing deterrence, favoring replanting for overall rural improvement.
Advice on pruning branches near the trunk and cutting large limbs in steps. Make the first cut about two feet from the trunk to prevent bark splitting, then finish with the final cut. Seal all cuts with a preservative, recommending a mix of pure white lead, raw linseed oil, and lampblack to a stiff consistency. Warn against ready mixed paints containing certain additives.
Seaweed paraffin and fishbone fertilizers show how discarded materials gain value. Shark skins are tanned for leather while margarine waste aids soap making. Salad oil comes from fruit pits and stones. dried cotton seeds fertilize and feed cattle. waste fruits perfume. pillow cleanings supply nitrogen. Coal tar yields dyes and chemicals. Cherry seed juice makes jelly. cotton seeds produce food oils. cotton rags feed paper and guncotton.
A collection of maxims about judging others and social life. It contrasts how characters are portrayed with how they act in public and in personal relations, noting the biases and rivalries among society figures.
A compiled set of quotes and reflections on faith, intention, and judgment. It juxtaposes thoughts from Anon Amiet and Trench, alongside scripture like Jeremiah 27:10, and a saying on decisive action by Charles EB Hughes. The mix contrasts inner understanding with outward consequence and readiness.
A concise reflection on measuring wisdom by sorrows endured. It warns that one bad habit can erode a man's character and urges care in what is hated and praised. It notes sons learn from fathers what to admire or deny.
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