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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
2
Verity Campbell confronts secretary Renshaw aboard the ailing grandfather’s chamber. Renshaw aids and comforts Verity as doctors arrive and promise a slow recovery for the old man. Verity recalls the nurse, the carer, and the silent, strong influence of the secretive secretary.
Kansas State Agricultural College professor L E Conrad warns against building a state road network for current conditions. He says traffic will rise 50 percent in ten years and a 2,000 vehicles-per-day through route from St Marys to Camp Funston should guide planning toward through traffic and continued federal aid.
Engineers praise highway lighting for safer night travel and reduced glare. Installations improve curves visibility and obstacles, speed up runs, relieve day traffic, and may raise real estate values as towns grow along illuminated routes. More lighting equipment proposals target 1925 road expansion.
Mr. F R White president of the American Association of State Highway Officials states that paving becomes economical when dirt roads carry about 320 tons or 320 cars per day. For gravel roads the break point is around 470 tons daily, marking the threshold where paving saves operating costs and bonds can be paid off in about fifteen years. The data provide a clear guide to building a higher type road.
A brief reflection on truth as a force, noting its strength and oddity as described by Daniel Webster. The quote emphasizes truth's decisive role amid human strangeness and complexity.
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