Minimum hard surface road width urged by federal agency
The Bureau of Public Roads recommends an 18 foot hard surface width for main roads to accommodate auto and truck clearances. At 30 mph autos need 1 1 2 feet from pavement edge, trucks at 15 mph require 1 34 feet, and 3 feet clearance between bodies. In urban areas a 20 foot width may be needed for multiple passes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Home brewing fades in New England after a brief surge
A Seattle Times editorial notes New England shows rapidly declining interest in home brewing as demand for yeast hops and malt drops by half from peak. It suggests Americans tire of fads and switches to new hobbies, with health and legal concerns curbing the pastime nationwide.
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Haynes
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Far West
Dixie
Seattle
Oregon
Times
New broom should sweep clean or be discarded
A proverb warns that if a new broom does not sweep well it is better to replace it immediately, suggesting early action to avoid ongoing inefficiency.
Classified lines annonce marble and granite monuments
WM Adams and Son offer marble and granite monuments with large stock and prompt delivery. In Lexington Kentucky they provide motor truck service from 503 West Main. Also advertised are buggies harness sets and Buena Vista saddles with listed prices from the seller J R Lyons.
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West Main Street
Lexington, Ky
Buena Vista
J. R. Lyons
American Legion activities and veteran news surface in brief
Plans for Charleston reunion of over twenty thousand Eightieth division veterans unfold. An Evansville man’s shell wound inquiry prompts scrutiny of hospital treatment. Grinnell’s Leonard Paulu shatters 100 and 220 yard dash records despite a maimed leg. Ware residents report a swamp gator sighting. New York lawmakers probe Staten Island burial claims. Os good towns up clean-up efforts. Omaha veteran thanks the Legion Auxiliary. Harding era postmaster veterans total seventy-four percent. Seattle Legion probes prison labor rumors. Wyoming homestead info offered by ex-soldier J W Dillrance. Relinquishments
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Grinnell College
Iowa
Chicago
American Legion
Paula
Alfred Flagel Wins Prix de Rome Prize in New York
Alfred Flagel, amid eviction threats from a New York home, wins the Prix de Rome granting $1,000 yearly for three years, free Academy residence, and travel opportunity. The artist has pursued house painting Kalso mining projects.
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New York
Alfred Flagel
Academy of Arts
Kalso Mining
Nebraska Wrestler Joe Stecher to Meet Charlie Hanson July 4
Joe Stecher the Nebraska heavyweight wrestler will challenge Charlie Hanson in Omaha on July 4 to regain the world heavyweight title lost last winter. The Douglas County Post of the American Legion presents the match in Omaha with purses estimated between 150 and 400 dollars and time spent in service counting.
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Charlie Hanson
Omaha
Nebraska
Douglas County
County Fair Dates Across Kentucky Regions
A list shows county fair dates for Kentucky counties from August through September, with locations like Lexington Owensboro Henderson and others. The fragment ends with two quotes about reflections and idealism linking appetite to beliefs.
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Shepherdsville
Campbell County
Alexandria
Christian County
Hopkinsville
Daviess County
Owensboro
RAT-SNAP Ad Warns Farmers and Homemakers
An ad quoted by Ray White promotes RAT-SNAP bait for rat control during camping and home use. The owner describes placing broken cake bait near a tent and catching large rats. It lists three sizes priced 35¢ 65¢ and 1.25 and notes sale and guarantee by Chenault and Orear.
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Orear
Speed and gender dynamics in pursuit terms
A compact observation notes that speed alters pursuit dynamics between men and women. It suggests that higher speed may influence how easily a pursuing partner can catch up, with perceived asymmetry in both directions.
Family dynamics hinge on the cat's influence
The child asserts dominance over the household, with the mother deferring to the child and the father remaining stable if he can sway the family cat. The domestic balance rests on the cat's reactions and authority within the home.
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