Hudson span bridge plan for New York New Jersey
Port authority proposes a Hudson River bridge with bonds of 80 million and 50 million total cost. Construction could start early 1927 with advances from New York and New Jersey to be repaid from toll revenues. The span would link Manhattan to New Jersey with four to six lanes and a 200 foot clearance.
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York
Hudaga Bridge
Manhattan
Pvt
Dee
Kidd
Italy
Bonda
Thia Effert
Port Authority
Wddh
Propoanla
Tt. la
iNew Yurk
New Jersey
Mhid- Fort
Brooklyn Bridge
Philadelpha-Camden Bridge
Woolworth
New York
Cthene
Falilles
Debate on Degeneration and Reproduction in Public Health
Fragmented quotation from a 19th or early 20th century discussion by Dr Adolf Lares arguing that only by preventing the poor from reproducing can mankind be saved, warning against allowing the weak to survive and multiply. The text reflects eugenic tones and fears of degeneration shaping policy.
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New-York
Adolf Lares
Pete
Switc
France Spends Billions on Bobbed Hair Costs
A French article estimates that around 8 million women, supported by their husbands, pay for hair bobbing and waving. Calculations suggest annual spending totals about 3.906 billion francs, roughly 124.6 million dollars at the stated exchange rate.
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Beelden
France
Scrub Oaks from America Used in France for Brush Cover
Dr. David G. Fairchild reports that the dwarf scrub oak from the northeastern United States is being used in France to provide brush cover for game preserves on large estates. The plant grows rapidly, reaches only about eighteen to twenty feet at most, and adapts well to stony ground, making it suitable for barren lands in Europe.
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Washington
D. C
United States
France
David G. Fairchild
United States Department of Agrigniture
Tres
Ian
Headlines of 1920 Show Dominance of Women in News
A contemplation of the year 1920 notes that headlines featured many women from Gertrude Ederle to Pola Negri and Suzanne Lenglen, with fame driven by singular phrases like Trudy and Bath Tub Girl. It highlights the shift toward female-led news and the ethics of sensational coverage alongside notable sports triumphs by women.
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Vy Elmo
Scott Watson
Pols
Countess
Helen
Susanne
Marie
Aimee
Trudy
Hoecdlins
Bether
Mr. Home
Beck
Gertrude Ederle
Amée Semple McPherson
Helen Wiles
Suzanna Lenglen
Countess Cathcart
Faward Browning
Queen Marie of
Rowania
James Ferguson
Pola Negri
Joyce Hawley
Suzanne
Pola
Alimee
Joycey Hawley
America
Gertrude Haerle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Women in News Dominate 1920s Public Life by Fame
The piece surveys 1920s headlines led by women in sports and politics. Helen Wills and Suzanne Lenglen headline stage intrigue while governors, Congress members, and figures like Alice Roosevelt Longworth occupy front pages. It notes Melodrama around Edna Ferber and Noathwilla Crane, film stars like Pola Negri, and the rising power of prominent women in arts and society including Aimee Semple McPherson and Katharine? references, highlighting how female reputations shaped national discourse.
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Resolutions Committee
Etim
Helen Wills
the Poker Face
France
Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Va
Suzanne
Helen
Cannes
Wimbledon
Uutte
California
West
Hoya
Mallory
Molla
Nelile Tayloe
Jamas Ferguson
Texas
Texee
Kim Ry Gy
Ross
Ferguson
John W. Stanley
Kentucky
Wergueou
Edith Nenisee Rogers
Massachusetts
Florence Kahn
Afra
Winifred Mason Huck
Illinois
Congress
Alice Moosevelt
Longworth
T. R
Tuk
Nicholas Longworth
Rian Tolley
Kanana City
Metropolitan Opera
Friamant
Nano
Raquel Meller
Noathwilla Crane
Brooklyn
Edna Ferber
Puilliver
Indiana
Show Boat
Lere
Tie
Mybel Normand
Porgy Josee
Sia
Ikut Pola Negri
Molo
Charlie Chaplin
Frances Stevens Hall
New Jersey
Fama’ Na Phe
Iistory
June Gibson
Countess Cathrart
Wart Carroll
Pat Joyce Hawley
Joyce
Sunshine Girl
Mary Spas
Edwart
Amillionaire
Peaches
Penches
Queen Marie
Rowininia
Celui Png
Weelsa
Wil Rogers
America
Murle
Han
Aimee
Treuches
Sunlight's role in plant growth and light needs
The article explains how light powers chemical reactions in plants, enabling the creation of food elements. It notes that low growing plants like geraniums and roses fail in darkness, while a mild amount of sun suits plants such as palms and ferns, which do not thrive in too sunny locations.
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Saya Nature Magazine
Age and Weight Guidelines After Thirty
Authorities suggest after age thirty a person should weigh 10 to 20 percent less than the given average for their age. They explain growth stops and extra weight becomes unnecessary beyond this point.
Inferiority Complex in Political Advertisements and Marriage
A fragmented, era-tinged excerpt contrasts two paths to judging an opponent. One path is studying political ads to gauge an adversary’s craft, the other is marriage and the partner’s view of Lin-Fiortds Timee-Dolon, implying social critique and personal insight.
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New -York
Mieana
Rimania
Thia-Democratic Land
Deana
Marie
Romania
Princa Nikolas
West Point
Be Stewart
Washington
Henry GQ
Glasgow
Keningine
Glasgow Ie
Academy
Ous
Douglas
Feld
Moone
Great Pallandes
Que
Lin—Fiortds
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