Chicago 200 Zoological Gardens plan outlined in Forest Preserve talk
A detailed proposal outlines creating a 200 acre Chicago Zoological Gardens within Cook county forest preserves. It describes governance by a Chicago Zoological Gardens committee, funding needs, and the aim to attract national and international zoological support, with engagement from McCormick and Reinberg era leaders. The plan cites New York and St Louis precedents, routes to Riverside, and the benefit to public parks and education.
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United States
Hagar
Reserve
Keunk J. W
Willem M. Maclean
George A. Miller
Hila
Uest
Peter Reinberg
Heath
McCormick
Cook County
Forest
Fran Ming
Iitely
Forest Preserve
New York
New York Zootuzient Sociery
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Zoological Society
Peleat Citizens
Anita
Army of
Gmtrous Ufo
Lyraws
Pereouw
Bronx
New York Society
Aduyeravnts
Hassel Saxe
Andrew Carnegie
Society
Zoological Gardens
Nial
St. Louis
Forest Park
Zowlogical Society of
St Louie
Mixsouri
City of
Chietige
Emmett J. Flavin
Forest Preserve Diatrict
Chicago Zoological Gardens
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Riverside
Oxden Avenue
Desphnines Avenue
Roosevelt Road
West Twelfth Street
Despinines Avenue
Southern Electric Railroad
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Sait Creek Valley
Thirty-ninth Street
Lake Michigan
Chicago Plan Commission
Pershing Turd
Cottage Grove Avenue
Clean Avenue
Chicago Zoological Gardens Society
Door Park
Palatine Preserve
Chicago
Ransome Kennicott
Henry Cowles
University of Chicago
C. Adana
New York State University of Forestry At
Syracuse
Reinberg
Victor F. Lawson
Col
Ro R B. McCormick
Charles T. Wacker
Dwight IL. Perkins
William A. Petersen
John C. Vaughan
Forest Preserve Plan Committee
Stewart Hodges
Hoe
Africa
Asia
Canada
John D. Rockefeller
Dance to Wireless Music Aboard Marconi's Yacht
Report of guests aboard Marconi's Electra hearing distinct wireless music while docked in Bay of Maps. Tremaine of the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music predicts music's spread worldwide. A Pittsburgh school lesson promotes caution for children crossing streets after departure time.
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Marconi
Inventor
Bay of Maples
Electra
Mr. Marconi
Betwen Marconi Wireless Telephone
CM. Tremaine
Pittsburgh
Extension work and veterans education gains urged by Hornaday
James P. Hornaday urges federal support for extension work to aid discharged soldiers, immigrants, and women veterans. The piece argues for expanded university extension, noting rising enrollments, wage-earning workers, and youth reaching majority needing instruction. It also outlines new army nurse and flying officer rank changes.
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James P. Hornaday
Federal Bureau of Widen
Hinds
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Parttme
United States
Army Nurse Corps
United States Army
Sees Future for Liberia in Forest Peoples
A British article notes Sir Alfred Sharpe’s view that Liberian forest folk are industrious and amiable. Development is seen as inevitable with local farming, tree clearing, and foreign guidance. The piece also mentions Liberia’s political challenges but optimism remains for a great future. A separate vignette depicts Mr and Mrs Glipping debating a magazine story and an automobile joke.
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Liberia
West Africa
Sir Alfred Sharpe
Africa
Sir Alfred
The Dean and the Duck in Beacons Street Dining
A Detroit News reprint recalls William Dean Howells hosting Mark Twain and friends at his Beacon Street home. A dining mishap ends with a duck on the floor, Twain quipping and Howells noting his blanket shield. The piece also quirkily traces the blanket’s origin to Thomas Blanket in medieval England.
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the Dean and the Duck
William Dean Howells
Toston
Mark Twain
Thomas Batley Aldrich
Bret Harte
Beacon Street
Foverty
England
Beame
Thomas Blanket
Detroit News
Better Roads Tests Compare Pavement Types by Wear
The Bureau of Public Roads is testing pavement varieties with a truck fitted with iron disk wheels to measure wear on brick, stone, grout, asphalt, and concrete mixes. Results aim to identify soil and subgrade traits that yield longevity and inform future road design and material choices.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Gael
Santage
Benefits From Road Drags Use in Road Maintenance
The road drag keeps graded roads in best condition by scraping projections and filling low spots to prevent standing water that erodes the bed. Persistent use maintains a crowned, smooth, hard surface and reduces dust by grinding down ruts and rough spots from horse traffic.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Proper Location For Road And Roadside Care In Kansas
Discussion covers road location factors such as grades drainage sun exposure and minimizing creek crossings. It notes the need to relocate bad road locations, avoid grade railroad crossings, and discusses projected growth in hard surfaced roads in Kansas. Mentions asphalt use in Paris 50 years ago and emphasizes breeding stock housing and pallet care for winter eggs.
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Paris
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