Prophecy of a Roaring Small Town Future by Pitkin
Prof Walter Pitkin in Household Magazine forecasts a bright town future based on healthier living and shared prosperity in towns. He argues industry will move from big cities to small towns, offering quiet leisure and less distraction for citizens to pursue personal activities and happiness.
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Walter B. Pitkin
Household Magazine
Erall
Doctor Pitkin
Broadway
Pelchers
Planning Drives City Development Says Commerce Survey
A recent Department of Commerce survey notes planning commissions help cities and suburbs foresee and economize in street layouts parks transit and land use. It argues commissions aid zoning, public works siting and orderly growth.
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Department of Commerce
Citizenship and Civic Duty Quoted in Grit
A voice in Stuth Adele Burr's In Grit extols good citizenship as loyalty to home state and nation. It praises individuals who maintain premises, support community growth, back teen institutions, and uphold order and peace as exemplars of civic virtue.
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Stuth
Adele Burr
Speed Up Planting To Reforest Ded Lands
The American Tree Association notes U S planting programs have grown with federal aid, but only 18 states distribute planting stock while 32 states participate. The group urges accelerating the reforestation effort at least tenfold to restore denuded lands promptly.
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Darling
Tte
American Tree Association
America
Modernizing Homes Boosts Community Progress
Early reformers argue that improving individual homes uplifts families and strengthens the town. The push to modernize housing and streets is seen as shaping a livelier, forward moving community through the efforts of dedicated residents.
Dutch proverb on paint value for homes and neighborhoods
The passage extols paint as a lasting home improvement that boosts value and desirability of the neighborhood. It cites the Dutch proverb that good paint costs little but saves much in the long run, emphasizing long term benefits.
Cook County Gn Decreases Schools From 30 To 17
In under a decade the county reduced its school count from thirty to seventeen by replacing older buildings with newer facilities. The move reflects a consolidation effort affecting multiple districts and communities within the county.
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Cook County Gn
Eskimo Artifacts Reveal Ancient and Modern Craft
Selentiata and observers study frozen finds in the St Lawrence Inland and Dionmede Islands near the Arctic coast. Ivory and bone harpoons, meat picks, and carved instruments show Eskimo craftsmanship spanning up to 1000 years, with newer layers from the last 300 years evidencing Rakimos work.
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Selentiata
St. Lawrence
Bering Sea
Arctic
Bt. Lawrence
Dionmede Islands
Gem of Thought on Knowledge and Morality
A dated remark by G F Train argues that spelling prowess counts little without credit for good actions. It warns that ignorance is shameful and doing right gains no merit if it is infamous to do wrong.
Family Doctor Made Millions of Friends
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is described as the world's most popular laxative since its creation. The ad claims the original herbal formula remains, offering gentle relief for constipation and related symptoms for all ages and conditions.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Brumfield Announces New Gold Alloys at Cooper Union
Prof RC Brumfield reports three years of dental gold alloy research at Cooper Union Institute New York. He developed nearly sixty new alloys stronger than bridge steel, addressing wear resistance in tooth fillings and the demand for superior dental materials.
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RC. Brumfield
Cooper Union Institute
New York
Doctor Brumfield
Greatness in Office and Public Service
A quotation reflects on the dignity of public service and the path to it. It contrasts earning status through examinations with earning it through the will of the people, attributing a sense of greatness to serving under Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
Duchess Wins Case Over Tenants Vassal Title
The Sheriff court of Dumfries Scotland upheld Duchess of Norfolk's claim that some tenants are her vassals. She seeks redemption on certain Dumfries properties tied to inherited land from 1908. The ruling traces back to feudal times when vassals held land in return for service.
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Duchess of Norfolk
Vasaala
Sheriff Court
Dumfries
Scotland
Baroness Hoerties
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