Flower as national emblem proposed in public debate
A long discussion favors the golden rod as the United States national flower. It argues the plant is native to most regions, signifies autumn, and reflects American life and growth, contrasting with roses and other global symbols. The article promotes Weston Farm Mortgage Trust Company securities and lists Alfred Ritter & Co as reference lenders.
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