Twentieth Amendment debated in Congress
The article discusses the proposed Twentieth Amendment as a reform to begin terms of president and Congress earlier and to shorten the gap between elections and legislative sessions. It outlines arguments for and against timing changes, references past votes, and notes considerations about inauguration weather and constitutional necessity.
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Wee Bit of Art Sparks Fresh Debate in Tolstoy
A quoted remark attributed to Bryulev about art and a pupil’s study triggers a discussion on artistic nature. The dialogue suggests art grows from small touches, a view Tolstoy endorses in What Is Art, noting music’s performance shares this trait. A clash with intruders into artistic domains is noted, sometimes resolved by fresh ground.
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Tolstoy
Robins Stand on Rights in Human Habitats
A short observation notes how robins have long lived beside humans and often perch near dwellings. In suburban areas a pair may claim several gardens as their own, reflecting their close ties to human habitats.
Czar Origin Traced Through Latin and Germanic Paths
A linguistic note traces the term czar or tsar to Latin origin qrosar, reaching Slavic usage via Mikiosich with a Germanic intermediary where the word bore the sense of emperor.
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Czar
Taar
Qrosar
Mikiosich
Balance of town planning roles favored by landscape architects
The Philadelphia Record argues that landscape architects hold a leading role in town planning due to a long tradition of public service and strong training in related courses. It notes engineers and architects also fit, but stresses design translation to construction, cost awareness, and legal authority.
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At American University
Millions of Americans Are Owners of Homes
Fourteen million American families are homeowners today, per a survey by the Indiana Limestone Quarry men's association. The group notes America's economy spends billions on autos, tobacco, candy and beverages while home building remains the largest business, reflecting stability and rising influence of substantial dwellings.
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Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's Association
America
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Trees Protecting Hints for Builders and Landscaping
The piece argues trees and shrubs greatly enhance any building and criticizes contractors who neglect to protect greenery during work. It notes trees easily suffer from piling cubbish or bark damage, urging builders to prevent harm so the landscape remains blooming after completion.
Winter Building Gains Responses to Commerce Poll
Winter building shows a rising trend in activity as a Department of Commerce questionnaire indicates year round construction gains. Over the last two years winter work has increased compared with earlier periods, suggesting that agitation for year round construction is yielding results. Investigations show that except in the far north and during severe weather, work can proceed nearly as rapidly and profitably as in summer.
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Department of Commerce
Dhormer
Brick’s Great Value Brick Elevates Townhouse Home Image
Brick’s Great Value brick adapts to the needs of the man with good taste and moderate income. In a properly planned house it suggests permanency hospitality warmth comfort and beauty. Brick is said to grow old beautifully, distinguishing the elect among womankind.
Time to Plant Trees
Long winter evenings are the time for planning beautification of the home grounds. The man who plants a tree will live to point it out with pride. Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fort Worth
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