Choosing a Life Work and National Issues Ahead
The essay urges graduates to seek a meaningful life work while noting the era's push toward urban centers. It discusses the risk of mismatched careers, the need for better guidance beyond desire, and hints at broader social- economic effects. It also covers President Harding's policy shifts on soldiers in Europe, the Knox peace plan, and cotton acreage reductions impacting the South's economy.
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Merrie
England
France
Louisiana
Warsone
Mr. Harding
Des Moines
Germany
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House
Harding
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wilson
Weeks
Rhine
United States
Urope
Europe
Campaign Notes Mention Harding Campaign Rhetoric
A garbled clipping references President Harding and his campaign rhetoric. It notes disagreements with proclaimed policies and mentions attention to White House campaigning details.
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White House
Conserving the Birds Champion Senator New Hails Migratory Bird Pact
Senator New of Indiana champions stronger protection for migratory birds. He cites the 1916 US Canada convention and notes past lax game laws led to bird declines. The article praises his bill to fully implement the pact and boost bird numbers nationwide.
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Senator New
Indiana
United States
Canada
America
National bird refuges proposed to protect migratory routes
The piece notes the original migratory bird treaty urged refuges across the U S and Canada for resting and breeding grounds. Despite many local asylums in Louisiana funded by Mrs Sage Mellhenny and Rockefeller the nationwide plan was not realized. The state of Audubon supports action to safeguard birds.
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Canada
United States
Louisiana
Rockefeller
Audubon
Lumber Leader Mrs James Wilkins Guides California Industry
Mrs James BE Wilkins is a prominent figure in California's lumber industry, shaping regional timber practices and market trends through leadership roles and industry advocacy. Her influence spans corporate boards and local forestry initiatives.
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James BE. Wilkins
California
Cotton acreage reduction cited at New York conference
J. S. Wannamaker, president of the American Cotton Association, told the National Consultation Conference of American Cotton Growers in New York that this year will have the shortest cotton crop in the last quarter century. He cited a 30.73 percent cut in acreage and warned that additional reductions were needed.
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Wannamaker
J. S. Wannamaker
American Cotton Association
National Consultation Conference of American Cotton Growers
New York
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