National Parks Association Forms To Promote Parks
The National Parks association, organized by an informal group of friends of the parks, aims to educate the public about nature’s laboratories and scenic wonders. It operates independently of government, co operating with the National Parks Service while expanding public involvement, education, and research through lectures, publications, and university programs.
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GE National Parks Association
Friends of
National Parks
National Parks Association
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
National Park Service
Bureau
Department of the Interior
Congress
America
Switzerland
Aeu
National Parks and Monuments
National Parks System
Rethen Pak
National Parks Educational Committee
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
William Kent
California
Muir
Woods National
BB. Macfarland
Waghin
Fman
R. 8S
Yard
National Parks Service
Belmore Browne
Henry G. Bryant
Geographical Society of Philadelphia
William J. Colby
Sierra Club
George Bird Grinnell
Boone and Crockett Club
Glacier National Park Pioneer
George D. Pratt
Camp Fire Club
Charles Sheldon
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
The
American Bison Society
John B. Burnham
Edmund Seymour
George F. Kunz
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
W. W. Atwood
Warvard
John H. Tinley
University of the State of New York
EB. M. Lehnerts
University of Minnesota
Arthur F. Bestor
Chautauqua Institution
J. Walter Lewkes
Bureau of American Ethnology
LaVerne W. Noyes
Chicago Academy of Sciences
John Dickinson Sherman
General Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
Henry B. BF. Macfarland
Washington
D. C
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
John Mason Clarke
National Academy of Sciences
Henry Suzzullo
University of the State of Washington
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company of
R.S. Yard
Ways and Means
Huston Thompson
Government Bureau
Popular Association
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Association
University of the City of New York
Chicalgo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Columbia
Mount Rainier
Grand Canyon
Waiter
Yosemite Valley
Agricultural Department
Interior Department
National Forests
Forest Service Ag
Forest Service
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Bedbugs at Hotel Prompt Harold and Mother Alarm
Harold and his mother found their hotel infested with bedbugs after returning home from a journey. The landlady claimed no bedbugs existed, while Harold quips they are "married and have got families." The Chicago American notes a benign remark about Hazel and a photographer’s occupation.
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Harold
Chicago American
Aztec Magic Mirror in British Museum Linked to Crystal Gazing
Article notes a real obsidian mirror used by the Aztecs and ancient Mexicans, now in the British Museum. It was connected to Texcatlipuco and daily world events, with parallels to glass crystal gazing. The piece, with a textile cord, likely served religious and wizardry practices.
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British Museum
Japan
Texcatlipuco
Cure for Shell Shock Dream Therapy in the British Army
The British medical corps uses dream study to treat shell shock and army nerves. An officer records nightmares and visions to identify traumatic memories and tailor methods to counter their impact, as described in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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British Medical Corps
Popular Mechanics Magazine
The Reason for She
Dialogue snippet contrasts perception of gender with a sly pun. A speaker admits failing to understand why calls refer to a vessel as she while another retorts that steering proves otherwise. The exchange hints at nautical metaphor and humor in brief dialogue.
Revenge of a Reporter and the Bishop's Boots
A retired Oxford bishop, Doctor Gore, was targeted by copy hungry American reporters during a visit to an Episcopal church. A local paper published a fictitious interview with sensational opinions and scathing political jabs. An illustration showed huge boots with the caption Are these feet or yards.
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Doctor Gore
Oxford
London
Giant Apricot Tree Near Van Nuys Rumored World’s Largest
On the Muir fruit ranch between Van Nuys and Lankershim stands the Integest apricot tree. J W Grimes, a noted fruit industry figure, inspected it last week and Los Angeles Times recently cited his opinion. The tree is 35 years old and 54.5 inches in girth two and a half feet from the ground and reaches 25 feet in height. Grimes has toured nearly every California fruit region and studied apricots in depth.
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Muir Fruit Ranch
van Nuys
Lankershim
J. W. Grimes
Los Angeles Times
Grimes
California
Senator Twobble on public pulse and telegrams
In a Birmingham Age-Herald voice, Senator Twobble quips that he need not exert himself to gauge public mood as he is swamped with constituent telegrams daily and notes the public’s pulse appears accelerated from all the messages.
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Senator Twobble
Birmingham Age-Herald
Fresh Meat
A terse phrase from the Boston Hyming Transcript depicts a tense moment with a wolf at the door and a plan to coax it inside for meal. The fragment hints at looming danger and a coercive or predatory scenario reflected in historic dialogue.
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Boston Hyening Transcript
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Minneapolis
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