The Devil’s League Of Work And The Goddess Of Shapes
The piece muses on physical culture and labor in golf and daily life. It imagines a future where fashion’s pressures vanish, bodies rest easy, and the Goddess of Shapes grants indulgence, with poems by Im H Poole and Carolyn Wells cited.
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Carolyn Wells
Work at Night Fights Sleep in Peoria Herald Transcript
The piece argues for night work as a virtue, contrasting morning laziness with evening productivity. It reflects a playful urban mood from the Peoria Herald Transcript, celebrating working late under glowing light despite sleep.
Road movement grows nationwide and auto influence rises
A review of the 1910 good roads push notes booming conventions from Louisiana to Washington, Governors leading state efforts, and farmers joining motorists in road improvements. It highlights automobiles driving planning, maintenance advances, and a census showing 2,155,000 miles of roads with $90 million annual spending. Editor Outlook praises a bridge article by C. J. Becker and Pinehurst notes.
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Pacific Coast
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American Road Makers Association
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Washington
C. J. Becker
Pinehurst
Edward Kelley
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