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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
5
A bronze bust of George Washington by Frank Ordwn Partridge was unveiled May 2% in St Pauls cathedral London as a gift of an American society. Similar busts are planned for Liverpool and Sulgrave Manor, the Washington family ancestral home.
A William A. Radford design touts small brick and stucco homes with four stories and a half layout. The article praises a roomy front porch, large living room with fireplace and bookcase, dining room, two bedrooms on the upper half story, and ample closet space. It argues small homes meet rising demand as affordable family housing and urges rapid construction nationwide to avoid social unrest.
Early spring mood painted along the Bosphorus with pink Judas trees peach blossoms and Misty Di miscus roses. Terraced hills, palaces, cool pavilions, gushing fountains, cedar villas rise from the water as pigeons flutter through melancholy cypress groves. The author recalls the beauty in vivid poetic detail.
A boy named Jimmie walks with his father along the coast near a river mouth. He watches a small tug pulling a large ship and hears the tug's shrill siren. When the siren screeches pitifully, Jimmie cries, frightened by the sight of the big ship trailing the steamboat.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a pair of voices debating a divorce case in which millions are involved. One speaker hints at public interest and gossip as money enters the scandal, while the other insists nothing substantive is at stake beyond the financial entanglement.
A compact quotation reflects on language as the human mind's armory and trophy, suggesting words store past triumphs and future conquests. The line underscores language's dual role in memory and progress within literary thought.
A fragmented account describes the city preserving trees on North Broadway and Holgabs Square by forming an island ground feature. An ornamental fountain with a wheel design provided drinking water to motorists and pedestrians, sourced from a Street main.
The article questions if schools can use vacant lots for gardens to fund projects and provide practical learning, citing examples from Lome and a cento school with a 100 tree orchard. It also supports a city plan approach, noting St Louis and Milwaukee as models and urging laws that empower planners to act to place everything in its proper place.
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