Over the Clouds A Writer Reflects on Flight Perspective
Edward P. Warner writes in the Yale Review about viewing the world from above clouds at 3000 feet and beyond. He contrasts the dry interior of a cloud with the bright Mediterranean-like sky above and describes the dramatic, changing upper cloud surfaces and the unsettling sensation of flight above a solid white mass. The article also notes the Farm Bureau Federation's view that power farming will address labor shortages through advanced machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Warner
Yale Review
Maxfield Parrish
American Farm Bureau Federation
Vibration and Jazz Scientists Stir Debate on Destruction
The piece muses on whether bass viols could shake down a building while noting practical demolition would be easier with crowbars. It cites experts from Amarillo to San Angelo and recalls a diplomat's humorous golf pronunciation anecdote, ending with a light aside about Scottish speech.
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Amarillo News
San Angelo
Woolworth
Yellow Journals
Jericho
Dallas News
Rolfe High School News Highlights and Plans
The Rolfe school notes a gift of 100 books to the high school library from the class of 1920, new blackboards in math and science, and social events including Freshmen Sophomores party and a Seniors gathering. Visitors include J H Brinkman and Dr Ei W Wilson among others. The second semester advances with music, plays, basketball plans versus Laurens and Marathon, a Hoover fund gift of 20 dollars, and an upcoming basketball tournament. Grade reports note punctual attendance in several classes and progress through the term.
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High School
Elva Lighter
Miss Webb's Room Reminder Appears in Friday Issue
A brief clipping notes a message about subscription to The Arrow appearing in Miss Webb's room last Friday. The item implies student activities and school newspaper interest without further details.
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Miss Webb
Locomotives Offered to U S Railroads at 25000 Each
Forty four steam locomotives built for the Russian government were placed for sale to American railroads at twenty five thousand dollars per unit. The sale aims to move surplus inventory and expand cross border railway commerce.
Hulda in Holland at D M T school Feb 8 and local game summary
The D M T school screens Hulda in Holland February 8 with Mary Pickford, 7 30 pm. Adults 25c children 15c. The D M T basketball team beat Ottosen 21 20 on January 28 with Anderson Moorney Lehnus and Graham leading scorers. Agnes Simonson and Virgil Struthers appear in brief notes.
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Hulda
Holland
Mary Pickford
Ottosen
Anderson RF. Thorson Anderberg
Graham Moorney
G. Lehnus Jacobson
W.lehnus Struthers
RG. Bruner
Welland
Agnes Simonson
Virgil Struthers
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United States
American Forestry Association
Texas Journal
Immeh
Scotland
Rolfe School
J. H. Brinkman
J. T. Grant
B. FP. Showers
Grant Pollock
Joe McEwen
Ei. W. Wilson
Gillman
Ferden
E. L. Hollis
H. F. Thomas
Christensen
Miss Miller
Laurens
Marathon
Mr. Pease
Rolfe
Hoover Fund
Robbins
Brown
Consolidated Schools
Julius Cesar
Dewane Sease
Gale Cooksey
Doris Kauffman
Ruth Thorson
Jens Nielsen
Bobby Rutgers
Lee Struthers
Edress Bruce
Mildred Nielsen
Wesley DeWolf
Jacob Rutgers
Frances Vaughn
Stanley
Russell Kauffman
Miss Lothen
Alice Dawson
W. R. Jones
the Leather Man
Great Majestic
Majestic Manufacturing Company
Majestic
A.B. Symes Department Store
Anderson
Moor
Jacobson
Graham
Thorson
W. Lehnus
Clyde Hall
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