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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
2
The item appears as a masthead snippet from The Chronicle with editor names and publishing details. It notes Twin Falls Idaho as the post office, a second class mail matter, and Associated Press credits, alongside price figures 7.00 3.75 2.00 76.
An editorial argues against removing American soldiers’ remains from France. It cites health fears and railway congestion, warns of breaking ties between nations, and urges keeping graves in France where they will be cared for forever, contrasting with uncertain upkeep of home cemeteries.
A terse meditation questions how many things once deemed secure have already been unsettled. The phrasing contrasts expectation with reality, inviting contemplation on stability.
A woman in an eastern city withdrew 18500 in cash to transfer between banks and was robbed at the destination while a druggist left 2000 in cash in a safe overnight. both illustrate risks of cash. The piece urges using checks drafts or money orders to identify payees and deter thieves amid rising crime from European crooks.
A two year program at the New York City botanical gardens trains gardeners in garden and economic botany, plant diseases and pests, soils, cutting, slipping and transplanting, seed culture, and a brief course in garden management. The initiative aims to coordinate school life with practical employment for aspiring horticulturists.
The piece argues gardening only, not farming or forestry, as a useful subject for developing country estates, gardens, and park systems. It notes many gardeners come from abroad, many are aging, and new material is needed. Training instructors will be increasingly required for both private and market gardening, with good wages and broad accessibility.
The article links Good roads women's dress reform and scholarships as progress driven civic matters. It notes naval controversy around Simsing lingers but hints the navy may not be as decadent and disreputable as once thought.
The federation adopted resolutions urging a higher standard of scholarship in public schools and higher teacher pay. It stresses studying and practicing thrift and household economy, improving roads, and promoting efficient teachers and salaries. Citizens should pursue these goals in home and public life to make progress.
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