Unemployed urged Inland Waterway hurry in St Louis
Edward W. Pickard reports a Mississippi Valley association convention in St Louis urged fast completion of the inland waterway program. War and state figures favor speeding up Illinois waterway work with possible $22.5 million deficiency funds and winter shovels to roll.
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Max Epstein Attacks Absent Virtue In Arts Debate
Max Epstein at Bi dtud Blackstone denounces the idea virtue is lost, calling such views absurd. He cites an anecdote of a woman buying a large mirror and riding a trolley with it, noting men’ s reactions to the spectacle and question what comes next.
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Airplane Used to Plant Forests in Hawaii Report
Hawaii foresters planted 208 650 trees in the territory’s forest reserves last year per a Hawaiian commission of agriculture and forestry report to the U S Department of Agriculture. Some 623 800 trees grown in the commission nurseries were distributed for private land planting, while an army plane sowed 1 689 pounds of seeds from 2000 feet to cover eroded areas.
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Camellia Flower Story Ties to Charleston Gardens
Years ago camellias thrived in old-time Southern gardens with some fast plants said to survive near Charleston South Carolina. The camellia plant is related to the ten plant and was named in honor of a monk named Kamel or Kamellus.
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Kamellus
Poor Hunting
A brief dialogue scene contrasts a caregiver warning about a troubled man with a gruff reply that he is not the only pebble on the beach and that the rest of the beach is equally stony, implying ongoing hardship and resilience.
May Employ Radio to Link British Colonies
The imperial conference in London considers building a radio broadcasting station to reach all British colonies and dominions. The aim is to forge closer unity across the empire by linking its parts through a single air service.
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Great Britain
London
Empire Like Family Ties Across Distant Kin
A Pasadena Star-News excerpt describes an expansive empire held together by a family dynamic. Frequent communication sustains connection among distant members, all remaining in touch with the old homestead.
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Pasadena
Chinook Trail Designated in New Hampshire Honor
A sled dog known as Honor Chinook, famed for the Byril expedition, is honored in New Hampshire. The Tamworth to Woonlancet route is officially named Chinook Trail. The quote notes that statesmanship requires restraint, suggesting most men cannot hold in their feelings.
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Chinook
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