What are your outdoors good manners going to be this year
A survey of growing outdoor use notes many neglect trails and campsites. The American Nature association launches a National Outdoors Good Manners Cartoon contest to promote roadside beautification and preservation of nature. Amateur entrants may submit by June 1 to Cartoons Nature Magazine in Washington, with prizes and expert feedback.
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American Nature Association
Washington
Arthur Newton Pack
Cartoons Magazine
American Association of Cartoonists
J. N. Darling
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Dorman H. Smith
Cr. Kessler
R. Bruce Horsfall
Nature Magazine
Association
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American Tree Association
Audubon Societies
Izaak Walton League
John Dickinson Sherman
Genevieve O’connell
Outing Platform for Good Sportsmen
A manifesto by John Dickinson Sherman urging sportsmen to practice responsible outdoor ethics. Emphasizes moderation, self-reliance, safety, respect for nature, adherence to laws, fair chase, pollution prevention, careful campfires, and preserving forests and wildlife for posterity.
Woman's Way episode highlights voting by proxy demands
The Concord Monitor notes a historic election episode where a driver hired to ferry voters to the polls is told by a busy mistress she will mark her ballot herself at home and have the driver deliver it to the polling place.
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Concord
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Sweet Dreams Dream Reveals False Inheritance
A speaker recounts waking to believe an uncle had died and left them 5000 dollars, only to realize it was all a dream. The exchange dramatizes wishful thinking versus reality in a short, humorous vignette.
Glass-bottom boats and roofed buses highlight sights
Sightseeing Device Tropical Island enterprise rows visitors in glass-bottom boats to view fish. New York buses now advertise glass roofs to help visitors spot skyscrapers. Sore eyes, blood-shot eyes, watery eyes, and sticky eyes are all healed promptly with nightly applications of Roman Eye Balsam.
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Tropical Island Enterprise
New York
Metropolis
Forest Fires in France Create Large Losses
France, with little forest land, faced significant fire losses last year. One hundred thirty serious fires burned sixty square miles, causing an estimated monetary loss of 16 million francs.
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France
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