George Washington Memorial Auditorium Proposal Gains Ground
A national memorial plan in the capital outlines a George Washington Memorial building to be built on the Mall between Sixth and Seventh streets NW. The project, cost about 10 million dollars, would include a 7000-seat auditorium, state rooms, and national archives, funded by a 500000 dollar endowment and supported by governors, presidents, and Congress alike.
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Moon and Weather a Moonlight Myths Debunked
Modern science finds no evidence that the moon affects weather. Claims linking lunar phase or moonlight to frost or weather changes are idle superstitions. Clear moonlit nights accompany frosts mainly because of cloudless skies allowing heat loss.
Albino Redwood Grows at Missouri Botanical Garden
An albino California redwood tree was recently grown at the Missouri Botanical Garden, drawing interest for its distinctive lack of pigment amid a lush forest setting. The plant’s unusual appearance highlights ongoing curiosity about albino specimens in cultivated spaces.
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White shoots from redwood bark mystery pigment loss
A bowl from redwood bark shows shoots and leaves springing white, with roots failing to develop and the shoots dying. The puzzle remains why the usual green pigment in redwood is absent, leaving the plant colorless.
Slacker foreman exchanges blunt demand in dispute
A terse exchange between a laborer and a foreman reveals a heated argument over a missing plank. The laborer jokes that the supervisor is too stubborn to retrieve the second board, highlighting workplace tensions and comic bravado.
Shrine of Nation design set for Library of Congress
The shrine to hold the original documents of the Constitution and the Declaration will be built above the library entrance. Architect Francis Bacon, designer of the Lincoln Memorial, leads the project, with completion in a few weeks.
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Geography for Blind Students Taught by Braille System
In Atlanta public schools blind students learn geography using a raised-surface globe. The instructor, J. H. Childs, is blind. The globe has a tactile surface to aid instruction.
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