Homey public school rises in Ravinia near Chicago
A suburban Ravinia public school sits on three and a half acres and resembles an old mansion with a homey interior for kindergarten and lower grades, fireplaces, and cozy furnishings. Upper grades maintain classroom form with softened surroundings, and the yard blooms with shrubs and flower boxes along verandas. Ravinia is noted for artists and outdoor opera grounds.
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Ravinia
Ford disposes of his rail interests
Detroit June 27 Henry Ford has sold the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad to an undisclosed group of investors believed to represent the Pennsylvania railroad. The sale was announced by officers of the First National Bank of Detroit. The line, bought in 1920 for 5 million dollars, covered 529 miles and moved coal and manufactured goods across major trunk lines.
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Prosperity hinges on adapting industry to needs and saving
Governor Gardner cites Paul Mazur on prosperity defined by processed raw materials and waste elimination. He links industry, capital, and adaptability to progress, warns of waste, cites health costs, and notes how science reshapes living and production while urging efficiency and controlled competition.
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Paul M. Mazur
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North Carolina
Governor Gardner Presses Tax Reform During Address
Governor Gardner urges tax reform focused on equalized property assessments and curbing intangible property escape. He argues the tax system should match capacity to pay and benefits received, stressing banker faith in individual character as key to loans and prosperity.
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McLean
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These Lazy Males
New York reports James L. Clark notes female elephants lead herds while male bulls loaf. The bull shirks duties of danger surveillance and foraging, trailing the group and fattening as the herd travels ahead.
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Height Increases Baffle Seaside View Distance
A five foot tall observer on a seaside beach can see about two and three quarters miles. A person one foot taller can see roughly a quarter mile farther.
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