National Tree Referendum Compared with Historic Tree Fame
Elmo Scott Watson outlines a planned national referendum to choose a national tree, weighing candidates from common species to state symbols. He cites past tree-driven memorials and lists famed trees such as the Washington elm, Liberty tree, and the General Sherman Sequoia, arguing the choice should reflect nationwide presence and historic resonance.
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Turkey
American Nature Association
Congress
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
South Carolina
South
American Tree Association
Charles Lathrop Pack
Palmer
Springfield
Boston
Boston Common
England
Vincennes
Ind
William Henry Harrison
Boone’s Creek
Wautauga
Tennessee
D. Boon
John Brown
Barkhamsted
Conn
Osawatomie
Harper's
Ferry Fames
Connecticut
Morse
Washington, D.C
Samuel F B. ‘Morse
How the United States Senate Upholds Deliberation
The Senate is cited as the world’s greatest deliberative body due to its unlimited debate rules. It acts slowly to ensure thorough consideration, serving as a check on hasty action while reflecting national views. The piece contrasts Senate and House processes, notes historical examples like 1917 war declarations and League of Nations debates, and explains six-year terms that promote long-range politics and statesmanship.
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Cornwallis
Yorktown
Greene
Kentucky
Ver Planck
Fishkill-on-Judson
Baron Steuben
Society of the Cincinnati
Pomons
Calif
Pomona Valley
Detorah
Iowa
John Mon
Lincolln
Donegal
Pennsylvania
Lord Swo Td
New York
Bath
White House
Washington
Friendship Groves
Brandyswine Baptist Church
Chadds Ford
Stone House
General Lafayette
Brandywine
Apis
Dodge City
Kan
Satanta
A. J. Anthony
Sherman Sequoia
Christ
Sequoia National Park
William Tecumseh Sherman
Zachary Taylor
United States Army
Lonesome Pine
Tate Springs
Tenn
John—Fox
Senate
House
Germany
Acdon
Cnse
Trop
United States
Nanate
Dodge
Dodge Six
Miami
Human Failing In A World Of Pot Calls
A terse observation notes hypocrisy as the world decries faults in others while mirroring similar flaws. No specific people or events are named, leaving a broad social critique with no explicit action or outcome.
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Elmo Scott Watson
California
Athens
William H. Jackson
Col
W. H. Jackson
Georgia Supreme Court
Havana
Cuba
George Washington
Frederickaburg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth-street
Waterloo
Wyburn Johnson
Wesley
St Simon's Island
John
Charles Wesley
Methodist Church In America
Webster
Franklin
N. H
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
Oak
Sioux-City
Laws
Lewis and Clark
St. Louis
Guilford Court House
N.C
Ualom
Renee
Ur Government
Wester
Uolon
Nash
Rinso
America