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It all depends on what information you consider important.
Good Americans in 100 years? Sure, but why not first use the good ones we already have?
Isn't it about time for us to replant the trees for our great, great, etc., grandson's bungalow-- since we are cutting down our timber each year six times as fast as it can grow-- and it takes 300 years to grow a good saw log.
After disarmament we might send out invitations for an international dehorning bee. (Center): Removing the horns may have seemed desirable around our own barnyard--- (Bottom): But it is a decided handicap out in the open pasture.
Both households ought to get together for a washing bee.
Styles have changed in American tourists abroad. (Middle): Before the war, 1914. (Bottom): After prohibition, 1921.
Some folks are getting a little nervous about the non-arrival of the rest of the picnic party.
That ambulance will have to make a return trip if they don't slow down on the country roads.
Keeping right up with the procession. Why search for the fossil beds to look for traces of our brute ancestors?
The return of Aunt Betsy.
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