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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
8
The scene shows Alice praising a minister as eloquent while Winston jealously mocks the art, calling it a paltry skill. The dialogue shifts to reflections on memory and learning plus a stray ad about eye remedies and Blue laundry product, all in a brisk, humorous tone.
American designer Jessie Ackermann visits the Yass Canbarra valley site chosen for Australia’s national capital. She notes the vast 3900 square mile reservation, 12 square miles surveyed for the city, and an immense gorge to provide a reliable water supply for a growing metropolis.
A Chicago architect, Walter Burlay Griffin, won the first prize in an Australia city design contest. The plan envisions a DC style district, no land sales, and government produced building materials. Roads totaling 200 miles will be built as work proceeds, aiming for a progressive, climate suited metropolis on Yass-Canberra hills.
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