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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1924

Page

6

National Park Policy Sparks Battle Over Parks and Roads

A lengthy editorial argues Congress mishandles national parks by ceding water power control to the Army and favoring forest interests. It praises President Coolidge for urging a national policy, appointing a cabinet committee, and convening an outdoor recreation conference to coordinate federal and state efforts.

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Great German Harvest Masks Deep Economic Strain

The article notes a 40,000,000 metric ton grain harvest in Germany, boosting exports for the first time in modern history. Yet a broad swath of Germans starves, with 40 to 60 percent undernourished and most workers earning little, while peasants and Junkers store massive surpluses and profit from food exports.

Germany United States Department of ‘Agriculture Ives Armenia

Bungalow Profile Explores American Style And Costs

William A. Radford answers readers questions on building a five room bungalow. The piece discusses American adaptation of the bungalow, its Spanish Pacific coast influences, and how design choices from living room to kitchen affect cost, lighting, and comfort.

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Varnish and Paint Help Cut Down Light Bills

Fresh paint and varnish on walls and floors improve lighting efficiency. A dark interior with a single coat of light paint reduces needed illumination, cutting electricity costs. A factory owner spent $85,000 on such a program with results that justified the expense. Similar room improvements can brighten homes and lower bills by day and night.

Soap substitutes in Caribbean plants rise in study

Researchers trace soap substitutes to various South Caribbean plants amid claims of alternative sourcing. The study notes possible uses of local flora in soap production and discusses regional availability and potential economic impact.

Ben Caribbean

Strange Woman Moves Into Neighborhood Prompting Notices

A local notice reports a new resident moving into the neighborhood triggering mixed reactions and warnings from long-time residents about privacy and conduct.

Ant Empires in the Alleghenies Reveal Giant Mounds

Observations show mound making ants forming vast colonies in the Alleghenies. McCook reports mounds up to thirty feet around but rarely over three feet high, with clusters containing thousands of mounds across large tracts. Each group appears as a self contained insect empire.

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Horse Latitude Origin of a Calmed Atlantic Belt

The horse latitude refers to the calm belt between westerlies of higher latitudes and trade winds in the North Atlantic. Authorities debate the name origins with claims that ships carrying cargo horses were delayed and some perished from lack of water.

North Atlantic Ocean

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