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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1910

Page

16

Ten Million Dollar Dam Dade Sam's Roosevelt Project

Uncle Sam advances the Salt River dam in Arizona transforming 2000 square miles into a fertile valley with orange groves fig trees vines alfalfas and hundreds of homes. The 284 foot high dam creates a 20 mile long lake replacing Roosevelt and will supply water for over 100000 people and 25000 farms. Construction costs total 9.75 million dollars aided by a power canal. the article also notes social gossip about a Missouri senator's daughter and shifting American manners abroad.

Uncle Sams Arizona Salt River Roosevelt Salt River Valley Roosevalt Uncle Sam

Cupid's Latest. The Woman Hater Who Fell In Love

Article begins with a boast about American beauty and national pride. It mentions a Greek minister Ad Coromilus visiting Europe and hints at cross cultural impressions. The text introduces a light editorial tone and a playful national frame.

Roosevelt European Triumph Wins Widespread Acclaim

Colonel Roosevelt completes a triumphal tour of Europe drawing broad praise from governments leaders and publics. The visit strengthens diplomatic ties and signals renewed American confidence abroad as European nations extend cordial handshakes and favorable receptions.

Europe Roosevelt

Fragmented Romantic Dialogues and Mourning Imagery

A fragmentary excerpt presents dramatic lines about death and mourning. A husband asks his wife not to mourn as he dies, while another speaks of pursuit and flight. The dialogue shows tension between love, danger, and survival with stark contrasts in tone.

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