Forestry and public lands reform urged to save vast timber
A speaker argues forestry ties to national policy from New Orleans to Canada, warning vast forest destruction risks flood plain loss. He presses repeal of the timber and stone act, consolidation of forests under a federal bureau, and irrigation-led land saving to curb land and timber theft.
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Jisab Srep
Timber and Stone Act
Bureau of Forestry
North Dakota
West
Oregon
Hermann
Williamson
Oregon Grand Jury
Portland
Public Lands Committee
Grand Jury
California
National Irrigation Association
Republic Co
Oregon Line
Mexico
Public Printer Stillings Heads Largest U S Plant
Charles A Stillings is named executive head of the Government Printing Office after Senate confirmation. The agency paid 4 6 million dollars in wages last year and spent nearly 3 million on supplies and machinery.
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Phillips Grammar School
English High School
Boston
Griffith- Stillings Press
Stillings
Younges
Charles A. Stillings
Frank W. Palmer
Roosevelt
United States
Aag
Philadelphia
Washington
Sillings
Ofice
Senate
Stirlings
H Roosevelt
Revolution and the birth of a Russian republic in peril
The article argues Russia will not be stopped by force, likening the revolution to France. It predicts a volatile path to a republican state guided by strong leaders, warning of regional uprisings and a long struggle before Russia adopts liberty and a new political order.
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Great Britain
France
Russia
Moscow
Poland
Lithuania
Finland
Baltic
Black Seas
Warsaw
Napoleon
England
Republicaniem
Europe
Reichstag
Spain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Promin Seanto
Nat Goodwins Quick Wit Stuns Brooklyn Bridge Seeker
An amusing incident in New York features actor Nat Goodwin standing at Broadway and Thirty-fourth Street as three car lines meet. A puzzled country man asks for the Brooklyn Bridge, and Goodwin sharply replies with a terse response, leaving the questioner speechless.
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Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Brooklyn Bridge
Improvised Excuse Note Involving Student and Mrs Mulligan
A student was absent for a day and produced a handwritten excuse claiming a pant tear. The note, signed as from Mrs Mulligan, appears written in an unfamiliar hand and rambling in style, leading to questions of authenticity and potential impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
The Body of Her Head on the Bosom of Ciether
A terse couplet recalls a morbid scene with Mary Ann as comfort and Abraham facing hardship, framing a somber mood around loss and loyalty in a historic, cryptic tone.
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Ciether
Mary Ann
Abraham
Bicycle salesman vs. farmer ends with cow joke
An agent touts bicycles to a Central New York farmer who plans to buy one. The farmer reveals he saved for the bike to buy a Jersey cow instead, and when pressed, quips that milking a bicycle would be funnier than riding one.
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United States
New York
Farmer Wilson
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House Pees Lands Committee
Tuleg
Prith & Business Bureau
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Senate Committee On
House of Representatives
Interior
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Innesota
Senate Public Lands Committee
House Public Lands Committee
Seateet
Patmee
Paha
Government Printing Office
Johannes A. Stirlings
NEW Public Printer
Revolutionary Russia
Boma
Oeckiste Data Factory
New Fork
Laitae
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James S. Kirk & Company
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Paaxwell
Wiackzne
Eee Ymca
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