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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
6
Road Improvement Film Promotes Highway Education
A Ford Motor Company distributed film produced with the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and the highway education board promotes highway engineering and improved roads. It follows a Virginia farm lad who wins a four year scholarship in a contest and becomes a highway engineer, illustrating social educational and religious impacts of better roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States’ Départment
f“Agriculture
Jolintly
Pords Motor Company
National Automobile~Chamber—of—Commerce
Highway Education Board
Survey of
United States Department of Agriculture
Coolidge
United States
Fairfax County
Virginian
Washington
Ford Motor Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
The
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Federal Section 8 fund apportions forest road money
Twenty eight states plus Alaska and Puerto Rico will share in the current year’s one million dollar Section 8 fund for constructing roads and trails in national forests. Amounts for individual states are listed with Alabama Georgia Maine New Hampshire North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia among those sharing in a combined total of eighty five thousand seven hundred ninety seven dollars for multi state groups and a hundred thousand reserved for administration and contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Alaska
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania
Allegheny “National Forest
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Florida
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Alabama
Georgia
Maine
New Hampshire
North’ Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Improved Roads Drive Demand for Wider Highways
The 1922 federal road program shows 11,400 miles of improved federal roads and 2,941,204 miles of total mileage abroad. Officials note increased automobile congestion and the need for wider highways to aid farmers in reaching better markets and saving time through motor transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEE Raael
United States
Dye and Tint Restores Worn Women’s Clothing
In a tip for household care, advice suggests dyeing faded garments to revive worn women’s clothing and drapery. Practical steps emphasize renewing fabrics, with emphasis on restoring color to old pieces.
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Cites Easy Dye Kit
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with a 15 cent package and simple directions. It promises even first time users can tint fabrics to restore faded items using colors sold at drug stores.
Fall Particulars in Conductor's Report
Maurice A. Welsh praises a conductor report from the Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern railroad in Iowa. The report notes a passenger train incident on October 10 at 4 15 p m with minor damage and a stray detail about a passenger who was a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Welsh
Illinois Central System
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Iowa
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George and Aunt Seek Shelter From April Thunder
George seven and his aunt walked home as rain clouds gathered. She hurried him toward shelter but the storm passed. A new cloud cluster formed and George joked that the clouds were going to thunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
As It Looked to Him
A brief remark about a marriage where one person says they wed to reform the other, while observers note the lack of visible changes such as mended clothes and improved behavior. The exchange hints at strained domestic hopes.
Beauty’s effect on meals in an old proverb
The proverb states beauty does not make a pot boil but can improve how a dinner tastes. It contrasts utility with aesthetic value and implies charm enhances experience without changing production.
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