Pope's Folly on Arkansas Capitol Centenary Stamp
In Arkansas history the old capitol, built after 1833 as Pope's Folly, witnessed a House duel and power struggles, later becoming a memorial to early heroes and World War I effort. The building is depicted on a U S stamp marking Arkansas' centennial admission to the Union.
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Holland Dikes and Storms Draw Reader Letter
A former Holland resident Mr C Noot explains how dikes guard lowland shores and recounts historic floods and flood defenses. He recalls Doggersbank, vanished dry lands, and the Zuider Zee reaches while noting Dutch persistence with dike building and sea caution.
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