Everglades Drainage Turns Marsh Into Gold Riches
Florida reaps gold from Everglades drainage as land once covered with saw grass and muck becomes valuable at 500 to 1100 dollars per acre. The Everglades project, directed by Fred C. Biot since 1913, has opened vast tracts for farming, with hundreds of miles of drainage canals built and taxes levied to fund the work.
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Wallahassee
Fla
of Florida
W. J. Conners
Buffalo
Lake Okeechobee
United States
Everglades Territory
Everglades
Florida
Congress
Fred C. Biot
Newark City
Jesico
Everelades
Snd
Florida Peninsula
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Avai
Pinrida
Nion
Wieh
Rhode
Connecticut
Everglades Canal System Opens Large Scale Waterworks
The project has excavated 63,231,122 cubic yards of earth and rock, built fourteen masonry locks and dams, and achieved major work at an approximate cost of 10.5 million dollars. Locks allow 100 foot boats, enabling Atlantic to Gulf navigation via canals and Lake Okeechobee. Health of Everglades residents is reportedly very good.
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Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Okeechobee
Everglades
Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Thick Healthy Shine
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that makes hair look twice as thick and lustrous. It claims Danderine tones stimulates each hair to grow thicker and longer, stops hair loss and dandruff, and leaves hair soft and fresh. Get a bottle at drug or toilet counters.
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