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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
3
The piece argues that French sentiment favors keeping fallen American soldiers in France. It warns removal would harm health and rail traffic, break links between nations, and deprive future generations of grave care. It notes Arlington and Gettysburg care and questions who will tend home graves.
A terse reflection asks how many once secure scenarios have already been unsettled, troubling the sense of safety. The line implies widespread unease despite outward steadiness, inviting contemplation of hidden fragility and prior assurances proved brittle.
A city report notes two thefts where cash was lost after carrying money between banks and in a drug store. It advocates using checks drafts or money orders to identify payees and avoid cash risk. It also highlights growing crime and the need for trained gardeners with instruction becoming more available as private and market gardening expand.
Schools for gardeners offer practical training linked with employment. A two year program at the New York City botanical gardens covers garden and economic botany, plant diseases and pests, soils, cutting, slipping and transplanting, seed culture, and a brief course in garden management. The course aims to coordinate school life with work.
The navy controversy lingers as debate shifts. The broad view shows progress and enlightened citizenship linking roads dress reform and scholarships. Naval issues still simmer but may reveal less decay than once thought.
The passage urges practical resolutions to aid women in work and public office. It links efficient teachers, thrift, and household economy to genuine progress. Emphasizing teaching these values to men, women, and children, it frames the good citizen as educated and active in home and public life.
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