Indians of Rosebud agency build thrift and patriotism
The Rosebud Sioux agency details tribal leadership, schooling, and wealth growth. It notes trust in U S treasury certificates, thrift in selling government bonds, and a push toward farming and stock raising. It highlights tribal courts, education, and a longstanding pride in the American flag as patriots.
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Chvey Hull
Sehwo
Slowx
Rosebad
Aspacenlonto Ta
Boanding School
Rosebud
Prine
Tudlan
Clement Whirlwind Soldier
Henry
Smoneybeen” Bank
Uncle Sam
Angelica Kauffmann a Painter of Great But Flawed Merit
The piece reviews Angelica Kauffmann as a celebrated yet flawed painter of her era. It notes her Rome death in 1807, her London court exposure in 1767, associations with Reynolds and others, a prolific output, and critiques of her anatomy and style. It mentions a troubled marriage and lasting fame despite perceived deficiencies.
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Angelica Kauffmann
Rome
Gesius Angelica
Angelica
Coire
Grisone
Crupe
London
Queen Charlotte
Goldsmith
Garrick
Fuseel
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Production is the path to feed Europe and rebuild
Frank Comerford argues world crises demand full production and fair sharing of results. He says men and women must work, coal and transportation must be restored, plants and raw materials organized, and labor dispelled of postwar discontent. He highlights war impacts on labor, women in industry, and the need to retool plants for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comerford
Ian
Hite
Moen
Europe
Inhor
Hivad
Walrus Decline Prompts Call for Arctic Closed Season
W R Valin, back in Seattle after three years near Point Barrow, Alaska, urges a closed season on walrus in the Arctic region. He reports white men in powerboats killing many walrus, depriving Eskimos of food for survival. Valin, affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania, seeks protection based on his Arctic field work and Eskimo needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arctc
W. R. Valin
Seattle
Point Barrow
Alasks
University of Pennsylvania
Mr. van Vailin
Airplane Advertising Barred in Altoona Case
A real estate merchant faced a fine after airplane advertising over Altoona Pennsylvania was deemed unlawful public advertising. An officer detained the man and escorted him to Mayor Charles K Rhodes at city hall where a 20 pound penalty was imposed for distributing advertising materials in public space.
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Altoona
Pats
Theo
Landbide
Charles K Rhodes
Approaching the End and Moons of Royal Life
A fragment from a 19th century style text notes Cicero on aging and the quick passage of time. It then shifts to Princess Charlotte of Meningen, a sufferer of years who died recently after many operations on the Riviera. The ex-kaiser reportedly worried over her ways while Queen Sophie of Groves offered steadier behavior.
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Tiany Youn Mullane
Fullee
Tahoe
Individ Taliins
Alex Tordead
United States Treasury
Mary
Minnie Miller
Winsett
United States
Henry Milk
Mies
All of the Westing
Tee
Ella Cane
Owl Toughe
Henry Quick
Tune Watking
Sim
Arthur
Moses White
Wilhelm
Charlotte
Meningen
Queen Sophie of
Groves
Lomdon Mall
Public Granite Block For Paving In Big Cities
A study for the Bureau of Public Roads shows granite blocks are notably suitable for trunk lines into large towns and cities with heavy traffic. Initial costs are high, but maintenance over years proves cheaper per yard in Worcester and other cities, especially on streets bearing the heaviest traffic.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Worcester
Mass
California road tests using adobe base in Bay Point area
County Surveyor Arnold funds a county highway experiment from Bay Point to Pittsburg California to build concrete sections over adobe land. Two eight foot wide slabs flank a central two foot macadam strip, topped and rolled level to the concrete surface to curb cracking and disintegration.
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Bay Point
Pitsburg
California
Arnold
Good roads essential to motor express success
The motor express system hinges on road quality. bad roads raise operating costs and fares, while trucks damage inadequately built roads. The solution links marketing facilities for farmers with permanent highway improvements to sustain express services.
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Reveal Motor Express
Inesia
Road grader saves half the cost on earth road work
A five ton truck draws a road grader used in building and maintaining earth roads. The machine performs common grading tasks at about half the cost of the traditional team method, marking it as the most efficient equipment yet found for these roads.
Manure Carrier and Road Improvement Urged for Industry
A historical note urges using a manure carrier on an overhang track to cut handling to one step. It describes dumping into the spreader hauled to fields by horses. The piece advocates rock or gravel roads in every section to boost industry and commerce, arguing good roads improve travel and reduce costs.
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Billy Ones
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