Temple Act Maps Coast to Coast Topographic Survey
John Dickinson Sherman details the Temple act to finish the United States topographic survey within twenty years. He highlights the Geological Survey led by George Otis Smith and Col. C. T. Birdseye, the value of accurate quadrangle maps, funding needs, and the shift toward aerial surveying for efficiency.
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Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Sam
Geological Survey
George Washington
Lord Fairfax
Virginia
Birdseye
Kilauea
Hawaii National Park
Pele
Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier National Park
Grand Canyon
Colorado
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
George Otis Smith
Maine
United States Coal Commission
Col. C. T. Birdseye
New York State
Engineering Council
Congress
Smith
Scientific American
Negligee Fashion for Intermediate Girls in 1925 Style
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union feature surveys negligee fashion for six to fourteen year olds labeled Intermediate. It notes practical quality, correct styling, and vivid details such as plaid collars, ribbed cuffs, and bright fabrics including velveteen and corduroy robes. Modernist patterns are explored with bold color blocks and playful animal motifs.
Archery Revival Echoes From Past Fads
The piece notes possible renewed interest in archery citing Stewart Edward White and Frank Stockton. It recalls a historic revival half a century ago sparked by village enthusiasm and echoed in English and American romance, including Sir Walter Scott and Ivanhoe.
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Stewart Edward White
Prank Stockton
Springfield Republican
England
Walter Scott
Robin
Ivanhoe
Self-Supporting NU Students Tax Burden Revealed
The University of Nebraska reports last year 76 percent of men and 88 percent of women students were wholly or partly self supporting. Average nine month expenditures were 714 dollars for men and 729 dollars for women, according to the Ohio State Journal.
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University of Nebraska
Ohio State Journal
Prehistoric 120-Room Apartment House Found Near Globe Arizona
Archaeologists uncover a ruined settlement near Globe Arizona described as a prehistoric apartment house with 120 traceable rooms. The discovery indicates a planned dense living complex and suggests complex social organization in ancient times. Further study will map rooms and link the site to regional habitation patterns.
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Globe
Ariz
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