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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
7
A poem praising the eagle as a regal bird and the national symbol. It extols its high flight and majesty, asserting the eagle as supreme among birds and a sign of national identity. The verse blends admiration with a formal, ceremonial tone.
In historic times the eagle served as a symbol but modern practice calls for a new emblem chosen with scientific precision. The verse notes how current needs may shift from tradition to a carefully analyzed substitute.
James A. Edgerton argues Uncle Sam favors progress and selects the aeroplane as the nation’s bird over the traditional eagle and turkey. The piece promotes modern, speedy innovation as national pride and symbol.
A playful verse recalls a noble ground figure roaming wilds before Cadiz. It calls for a slice of white meat with sauce and pleads not to forget the ladies in a toast to Thanksgiving’s lore.
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York expands with a hospital for selected diseases Pneumonia heart disease infantile paralysis and metabolic disorders. The program limits beds and cases to curable, early stage illnesses with top medical staff and strict isolation to protect patients.
U S consul in Pernambuco describes Tampico as a cosmopolitan port gateway to Mexico City with a new customs house and wharfs. He notes oil nearby, growing agriculture, 26 000 population with American farmers moving south, land at six dollars an acre, and 1 500 Americans in the consular district. Metamoras shrinks to 12 000 as Texas imports shift via Laredo and El Paso.
The essay notes papyrus as an ancient Egypt paper source and explores modern pulp potential. It describes papyrus growth near Khartoum, its removal, and its historic use by the Ptolemies. It also compares papyrus to bamboo and mentions attempts to use cactus leaves as new pulp material in the US and Mexico.
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