Conservation Push Elevates Natural Resources Legislation
An editorial argues conservation of scenery and wildlife is essential for national prosperity. It highlights park expansion, wildlife refuges, and potential federal protections along the Upper Mississippi, Louisiana duck clubs, and public shooting grounds as crucial steps, citing figures, organizations, and prominent advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Bryce Canyon
Utah
National Park
Yellowstone
Buffalo Park
Canada
United States Senate Committee
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
James Couzens
Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Louisiana Wild Life Refuges
Gulf
Vermilion Bay
Rockefeller Foundation
Pecan Island
Vermilion Bay Company
Louisiana State Wild Life Refuge
Marsh Island
Russell Sage
Edward A. Melhenny
General
Federation of Women’s Clubs
John D. Sherman
Department of Conservation of Natural Resources
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Wilson
Interior Department
Rocky Mountain
Grand Canyon
Mount MecKinley
National Park Service
National Parks Association of
Nature Lovers
America
Union
Scenic West
Maine
Wisconsin
National Parks
Louisiana Gulf Coast Club
T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Upper
Lake, Pepin, Minn
Rock Island
Izaak Walton League
Bread making is easy to learn and educate
A Meriden Connecticut factory superintendent's will leaves about 59000 to a newspaper seller who supported himself by selling papers. The youth's daily kindness to the older man inspired the generous bequest, making him fairly independent. A separate court exchange recalls a drunken weight joke about Big Ben and a pillar box.
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House of Commons
Big Ben
Trust to Readers In Writing Novels
In literature authors often write as they please and rely on readers to respond. Writers pursue personal style and voice while audiences bring interpretation and judgment to the work.
Mysterious Purchases Hint at Hidden Car Scheme
An elderly man browsed a 10cent store buying bolts cardboard wire and rattling tinware. A girl customer whispered about a possible plan and another woman suggested he may be assembling an automobile.
Great Ideas and the Fire for New Ideas
A quotation notes that God may drop a great idea into a great man and that those clinging to old institutions resist new ideas. It observes apostles may be crucified, yet ideas survive through hardships and crucifixions, feeding on opposition to grow.
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Newell Dwight Hillis
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