Civic Horticulture and Civic Improvement Discussed
A renowned writer defines civic horticulturists as those who beautify public and private grounds for the public good. The text emphasizes a comprehensive plan for district beautification, noting the need to correctly assign tasks within improvement societies to avoid failures and ensure broad community benefit.
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Los Angeles Times
Nature study courses to spark child interest in plants
Plan to teach nature study in schools to engage children with local plant life. By studying foliage and blossoms, pupils gain lifelong interest that enhances home gardens, parkways, and street trees, promoting a more beautiful town and district.
Parks Cut Juvenile Crime and Boost Health in Cities
An article in Suburban Life notes parks on Chicago's south side cut juvenile crime by over 50 percent and greatly improve public health. It cites Harrisburg where a park revived the area, arguing outdoor facilities cost 1000 to 2000 dollars for a gym and include sand boxes and a public ball diamond with tennis courts as priority, followed by baths and other recreation.
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American Civic Association
Chicago
South Side
Harrisburg
Infectious Improvement Fevers in Village and Farm
A vivid note on how village and farm improvement fevers spread from one well-kept home to neighbors. When a woman leads, beauty spreads along streets and through rural areas with vines, flowers, and fruit transforming waste places. Will you be first?
Diana of the Directoire in a Farthing Fur Fashion
The speaker, Wilbur Nesbit, in Chicago Post humorously describes a Directoire costume scene. She requests a new fur hat wider than any seen, high heels that hurt her feet, a heavy three foot brimmed hat, stiff stays, and a willowy silhouette. She vows to stroll and call while leaning on the wall to avoid breaking in two.
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Wilbur Nesbit
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Easy Dishwashing Advice From The Housekeeper
A Housekeeper article argues against constant dishwashing, urging women to wash dishes once in the morning and once after dinner. It suggests using a large pan of cold water, hot suds, and drying in a wire drainer, with glasses left filled and silver stored until manageable moments.
The Tapestry Craze in Modern Embroidery
The tapestry revival in embroidery decorates cushions screens chair backs and small panels. Designs include antique tapestries Watteau Dutch and floral scenes traced on canvas with color stitched over lines to create rich perspectival effects in chair seats like the Louis example shown.
Health and Beauty Advice From Old Time Community Page
Laugh more to boost happiness and health.A lemon juice lis terine and glycerin mouth wash is suggested. Do not rely on tonics alone. health hinges on hygiene. A hot water steam splinter extraction is described. A tight shoe impedes circulation and is compared to water hose flow. The piece critiques ill ventilated rooms and ill fitting beds.
The Crop Reports and Their Commercial Value
The crop reports act as an impartial, dependable guide for farmers, merchants, railroads, and manufacturers. By outlining crop areas, conditions, and yields, monthly reports from the agriculture department support informed decisions, stabilizing markets and commerce across wheat, corn, cotton, oats, rye, and tobacco.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Writing from Real Life: The Seed and the Plot
The speaker argues fiction should draw from life not avoid it, shaping real stories into purposeful treatments. A plot arises from human impulses and conflicts, mirroring ordinary life with few villains and heroes, rather than melodramatic excess.
Locknane School to Close Wednesday for Holidays
The Locknane school taught by C. C. Perry will close Wednesday until after the holidays. Mr. Perry plans to return to his home in Anderson County for several days of hunting and visiting.
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Locknane
C. C. Perry
Perry
Anderson County
Entertainment at Ruckerville School Closes Term
Prof. Robert Berryman, a noted county teacher, closed the term with an engaging program at the Ruckerville school house. A large crowd attended as the entertaining program, prepared by Berryman, showcased his well-regarded teaching and the community’s interest in good schools.
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Robert Berryman
Ruckerville School
Robt. Berryman
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