Calls on U P to boost advantages
Arthur W. Stace, director of the Michigan Public Utility Information Bureau, urged the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau to enhance advantages for Michigan tourism. He said recreation has grown from a regional side line to a major industry, generating an annual output between 250 million and 400 million dollars, rivaling agriculture and surpassing lumber in impact, revitalizing the North.
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Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Ontonagon
Upper Peninsula
Arthur W. Stace
Michigan Public Utility Information Bureau
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Great Lakes
Northland
Agricul
Upper Peninsula offers year round outdoor attractions
The speaker extols Michigan's Upper Peninsula as a vast untapped tourist resource. He details iconic sites from Mackinac to Sault Ste. Marie, Pictured Rocks, Tahquamenon Falls, and Keweenaw, urging development of a winter play economy to match summer tourism and inviting investors to expand hospitality and services for travelers and sportsmen.
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Upper Peninsula
Straits of Mackinac
Mackinac Island
Les Cheneauy Islands
Lake Huron
St. Mary's River
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Tahquamenon Falls
Grand Island
Huron
Keweenaw Peninsula
Montreal
Adirondacks
Lake Placid
Chicago
Middle West
New York
Boston
Pineapple Gelatin Mold With Pimento Strips
Drain juice from the pineapple, add water to make a pint, bring to a boil and dissolve lemon gelatin. When slightly thickened, fold in pineapple, cottage cheese, and salt and cayenne. Lay pimento strips in a mold, fill with the gelatin mix, chill, serve with cream mayonnaise.
Pickle Flavor Notes for Three Colored Melon Preserves
Instructions describe dividing melons into white red and green pickle parts. Prepare syrup of one cup water and one pound sugar per pound fruit. Boil a sliced lemon in the white batch. Red uses cloves and red colorings. Green adds cinnamon and green vegetable color. Seal each batch separately.
Makes Them Like Toast Prune Toast Recipe
A breakfast dish browns thick Vienna bread in butter then tops it with half a pound of stewed seeded prunes cooked until very soft. The warm prune mix is poured over the toast, dusted with powdered sugar and served with cream.
To Remove Chewing Gum Place a Piece of Ice Over
A brief tip advises applying a piece of ice to chewing gum stuck on surfaces to harden the gum. Gently lift the gum once firm, then wipe away residue with a cloth or wipe.
Cleaning a Gum Stain From Fabric with Solvents
A practical method describes removing gum from cloth by scraping with a dull blade, then treating the spot with gasoline or alcohol and washing to finish. This stepwise approach emphasizes minimal residue and fabric safety.
Cleaning pens with a dip of ammonia restores brightness
A small amount of ammonia on the pen tip cleans and brightens the nib, aiding use with different ink colors.
Have A Bright Oven For Easier Inside View
If you paint the oven interior with aluminum paint it will be easier to see what is happening inside.
Changing Pictures Brightens Rooms Like Fresh Bouquets
An occasional change of pictures in a four room home has a refreshing effect comparable to bringing in a bright bouquet of flowers. Repeating the same pictures in the same positions year after year is a mistake.
Husking Corn With Inhisk Broom Method
A tip describes husking corn by first removing the husk and then brushing toward the stem end with a clean inhisk broom to minimize effort. The method emphasizes a simple sequence to remove silk efficiently.
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American Legion
Osborn
Chase S. Osborn
Bessemer
America
Legion
U.P
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Peoples State Bank
Herald Publishing Co
Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Ture
Hiawatha Land
John J. Frick
Buick
San Juan
Motor Company
Pecard Motor Company
Longyear Street
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Standard of Company
Bessemer, Michigan
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