Amsterdam the City of Wealth and Waterways
A historical portrait of seventeenth century Amsterdam, its rise as Europe’s wealthiest city, the birth of banking and bank notes, and the spider web plan of canals and dykes. It notes the Dam, Nieuwe Kerk, Rembrandt artworks, Huguenot settlement, and maritime growth aided by the Dutch East India Company and the Westphalia treaty, with nearby trips to Zaandam and Marken.
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Amsterdam
Europe
Lilian Hayden Imeston
Amatel
Bruges
Antwerp
Venice
Genoa
Orient
Walla
Theron
Thomas
Hor Row
Rembrandt
Louis Bonaparte
Holland
William I
Nolland
Haarlem
Leyden
Delft
Zuyder Zee
Spain
Rome
Charlemagne
Belgium
Verdun
Batavia
Friesland
Germany
Frisian
South Sea
North Sea
Westphalia
Scheldt
Trent
Peter the Great
Zaandam
Chsefy
Russia
Broek
Vollendam
Marken
W. Ruteh
Teaching Farm Children How To Grow Trees in Woods
A farm youth program sponsored by the Government Forest trains farm boys and girls to plant and manage woodland. It aims to turn waste lands into productive areas, boosting farm income through timber and fuel crops. The movement enjoys growing participation and claims several states report notable contests and prizes.
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Big Arthur Budd
Government Forest
New York
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Foresty clubs for boys and girls promote tree study and woodscraft
The article describes forestry club activities for youth, teaching climbing, measurement, and wood processing while fostering practical forest knowledge. It highlights field projects, contests, and farm woodland as a growing educational crop, with examples from New York and New England.
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