National drive to unify outdoor recreation policy
The National Outdoor Recreation conference in Washington led by President Coolidge appoints a national policy committee with members Weeks Work Wallace Hoover and Roosevelt to study parks forests and public lands. An advisory council of one hundred and an executive committee coordinate surveys from 128 organizations to shape a coherent plan for outdoor recreation and conservation nationwide.
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Playground and Recreation Association of America
National Conference On State Parks
American Forestry Association
National Park Association
American Association of Museums
Natural History Museums
Uncle Sam
United States
Wilson
Congress
Water Power Commission
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Natonal
Lane
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Hawaii
Lassen Volcanic
Mount McKinley
Grand Canyon
Lafayette
Harding
Yellowstone
Zion National Park
President Coolidge
National Park Movement
National Parks Movement
National Parks Army
National Park Army
National Outdoor Recreation Conference
Washington
Coolidge
Committee On
National Outdoor Recreation
Weeks
Work
Wallace
Hoover
Roosevelt
Federal Power Commission
White Mountains
Appalachians
Doctor Work
Bureau of Fisheries
National Parks’ Association
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy Department
Charlies Sheldon
Boone and Crockett Club
Robert Sterling Yard
National Parks Association
National Museum
Chauncey J. Hamlin
New York
John C. Merriam
National Academy of Sciences
George E. Scott
Illinois
Vernon L. Kellogg
Division of Educational Relations
National Research Council
Walter F. Martin
John Barton Payne
Board of South Park Commissioners
Chicago
American Red Cross
Charles Sheldon
John Dickinson Sherman
Colorado
National Park Lady
Better Homes In America
Garden Week Campaign
General Federation of Women's Clubs
George Shiras
Michigan
League of Wild Life Photographers
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Jane Deeter Rippin
Advisory Council
National Conference of Outdoor Recreation
Albert B. Fall
Public Lands
Houses
Nicollet
Wisconsin
Grand Coulee
Yakima
Mean
Arkansas
Ozark
Missouri
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Jeff Davis County
Senate
Mesa Verde
Mount Rainier
Rocky Mountain
Pittman
Nevada
Perfumes as Hidden Hazards in Everyday Scents
A World Wide News Service report warns perfumes can pose health risks. It cites dangerous trees in foreign lands, the narcotic trumpet flower, orchids with drugging perfumes, and fragrance sensitivities. Cases include a fatal indoor exposure and a Zanzibar ulcerated throat from clove scent.
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Solomon
Chili
Valparaiso
South America
Zanzibar
World Wide News Service
Unknown Letter From Begwal Promises Monkey Skin Gift
In a note cited by Tit-Bits about Jack Hobbs, an unknown friend from Begwal on the Gold Coast writes of sending a monkey skin by mail and requests a hat in return, adding an ostrich feather as a first trial and urging quick sending of the hat. The sender signs as Essandoh and speaks of forwarding the monkey skin.
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Heinemann
London
Tit-Bits
Jack Hobbs
Begwal
Gold Coast
Next Mall
Essandoh
Peculiarly American The big circus is an American development essentially
The piece praises the American circus as a unique development and credits the American business man with superior organizational skill. It argues large circuses require a supergenius to move the show into the money and recalls a remark about knowing where to put a book.
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Charles Sparks
Earl Chapin May
McClure’s
Sage hens increase in North Park Colorado 1923
Report to the Biological Survey notes a surge in sage hens during the summer of 1923 due to ongoing coyote control in North Park Colorado. Inspections found flocks of twelve to sixty birds, a rise from three years prior when they were scarce. quail also increase on cleared sheep ranges in western Colorado.
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North Park Country
Colorado
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Pavlova predicts end of fox trot as modern dance fades
The Russian dancer says the fox trot is dying and will vanish in a few years. Dance authorities disagree, arguing the step has taken hold with newer generations for at least another generation.
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Pavlova
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