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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1927

Page

7

United States highway system to total 80000 miles

The federal bureau of public roads announces the U S system of highways will soon be complete with 80 000 miles of uniformly marked routes. A checkerboard national network links sections with even numbers for east and west and odd numbers for north and south. Main trunk lines run from 10 to 90 and cross routes add third digits to show connections. Route 11 runs from Rouses Point New York to New Orleans, while Route 1 also serves as a trunk line.

Elmo Scott Watson United States Samuel Federal Bureau of Public Roads Chicago Los Angeles Rouses Point N. Y New Orleans Shenandoah Valley Virginia

New US Highway Routes Adopted With Standard Markers

The American Association of State Highway Officials announces uniform cross country routes. Primary east west and north south paths are listed with cities from Detroit to Seattle and from Fort Kent to Miami. The new white shield markers and three color signs streamline travel and reduce local highway sponsor clutter.

United States American Association of State Highway Officials Detroit Seattle Boston Yellowstone National Park Atlantic City N. J Astoria Ore San Francisco Annapolis Sacrame Chicago Los Angeles Beaufort N. C Holbrook Arla Savannah San Diego Calif Jacksonville Fla van Horn Texas Fort Kent Miami Mobile Ala Lake Superior Hurley Wis New Orleans Grand Portage Mich International Falls Minn Baton Rouge St. Vincent Galveston Pembina Laredo Texans Great Falls Mont Daggett Blaine Wash el Centro Port Angeles Tia Juana

Rams Resist Eagle Attack to Save Lamb in Colorado

A warden witnessed a ram herd rescue a lamb as an eagle swooped from a high Colorado crag. Other wild sheep formed a horned front, causing the eagle to desist and retreat.

Colorado

Infant Prodigy Arly Genius Ikearly Cabbage Quip

Quoted wry remark attributed to Josh Billings about infant prodigies and cleverness. The fragment suggests humor about early talent and awkward phrasing.

Josh Billings

Necktie and Cravat Costs in Volga Towns

A narrator recalls life along the Volga where clothing influenced prices of goods and services. Prices for apples, cravat use, and dray rides affect daily life while locals assign titles like Grafhdanin and Gospodin. Businessmen criticize government as coachmen demand fares. German settlers comment on learned men.

Gospodin Herr Landsmann Walters Frankfurter Zeitung

Dimpled Mole Romance at St. Stephen's Library

Sallie Beth Withers pursues Rev. Peter Thorne through library chats and a city clerks desk romance. A beauty patch creates mistaken allure, leading to a balcony revelation where Thorne admits the library muse outshines the chair sweetheart.

Allie Beth Big City Sallie Beth Stald Old St. Stephen's Peter Thorne Lallie Beth Withers Westhaven St. Stephen's Chair Sallie Sallie Beth Withers Thorne Sheep Moray Peter

Better Opportunities Draw Men West in Search of Individual Roles

Albert W. Atwood argues in the Saturday Evening Post that the West offers broader roles and more initiative for ambitious workers. He contrasts West empires of districts with East wealth and formal organization, noting Westerners take bigger risks, oversee interstate projects, and retain individual drive that East graduates may lose in safety.

West Harvard Yale Rocky Mountain Arizona East Law Albert W. Atwood Saturday Evening Post

Tears From a Canary Island Laurel Tree

The Canary Islands host a laurel tree that sheds tears through water stomata in its leaves. Morning showers produce a fresh, pure drinking water that collects at the tree’s base into a pond used by locals. The pores are minute openings that differ from air exchange holes in leaf surfaces.

Canary Islands Baltimore Sun

Area of Palestine Described and Bounded

The piece defines Palestine or the Holy Land as the land of Canaan extending from the Mediterranean to the Jordan and Dead seas, and from the Egyptian frontier to the Great Lebanon mountains. It states the area west of the Jordan is about 9 000 square miles.

Palestine Holy Land Canaan Mediterranean Sea Jordan Dead Sea Great Lebanon Mountains

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promises Quick Cold Relief

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral claims to end coughs and colds fast by breaking up phlegm and soothing irritated throat and chest linings. The advert says it soothes membranes, stops coughing, and provides hospital proved relief, with a 60 cent quantity double pack priced at $1.00 at druggists.

Ayer

One More Chance Dick Questions God's Forgiveness

A child asks his mother why God did not give Adam another chance after sinning. The Indianapolis News presents the quote as a reflection on forgiveness and family history.

Adam Indianapolis News

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