Nebraska Dairy Dream and Cautionary Tales Across Nebraska
An editorial piece extols a 1925 goal of 1,000,000 dairy cows in Nebraska and praises farm life for its companionship with crops and animals. It contrasts optimistic talk of cheap air transport in England with American innovation, then shifts to a cautionary note about debt and “selling” oneself for a few dollars, warning against bad credit and petty financial temptations.
The Little Oak Chair Poem By Dodd Mead Era
A mournful poem describes a hillside grave and a preserved oak chair in a closet. A child’s treasured belongings linger, including a rag doll and a small bed, as holly glows and prayers rise. The scene ends with the little oak chair remaining untouched in the closet under snow.
Cliff-Dwellers Found in Kinver Worcestershire
A remarkable colony of cliff-dwellers has been found in Kinver Worcestershire. The homes are built in cliffs of red sandstone and consist of five to seven room dwellings. Windows and doors are hewn from the rock, with a photo showing a rock cut window and a partly rock-hewn chimney.
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Safety Ahead and the Little Builder Robert
Senator Lodge praised the youth at a banquet saying many young Americans resemble Robert who, while attempting to build a boat, chose to read. The anecdote came as a comment on shaping the nation's future and individual initiative.
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