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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

6

Obscure maxims and reputations in public life

The writer reflects on repeated maxims shaping wisdom and cites Henry Holt a publisher with a renowned Quarterly. He compares Holt to Napoleon for risky pursuits, recounts Bryan's temper and its cause, and recalls wartime loans to foreigners noting public shaming of loan dodgers.

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Vermont’s Covered Bridges Face Decline With Modern Traffic

Vermont’s historic covered bridges, once numbering 1270 to 1600, now dwindle to about 240 as aging floor systems fail under heavier modern traffic. The state preserves many on secondary roads while replacing main-line spans to improve safety, with a two thirds state aid maintenance subsidy enacted this year.

Pew Vermont Legislative Assembly Vermont Green Mountain

Timber Bridges Fade with Vermont Decline in Use

No covered wooden bridges are being built now, and a day may come when these structures vanish in Vermont. The observation notes a declining trend in preservation and construction of historic spans within the state.

Vermont Wiver Firestone Ohio State

Skyscraper Disadvantages Highlighted by Planning Leader

Flave Shurtleff, secretary of the national conference on city planning, warns skyscrapers crowd cities and burden taxpayers with traffic costs. He argues height alone does not justify bulk and notes Houston’s five skyline buildings as an example of metropolitan distinction, amid abundant Texas land.

New York Flave Shurtleff National Conference On City Planning Atlantic Mr. Shurtleff Progress Magazine Texas Houston

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