National Outdoor Recreation Plan Emerges in Washington
President Coolidge moves to shape a national outdoor recreation policy with a 100 member advisory council and an executive committee drawn from Weeks Work Wallace and Hoover. Delegates from 128 organizations form a permanent body to coordinate park and forest surveys, education and public lands planning nationwide.
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Congress
Water Power Commission
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Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
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Stephen T. Mather
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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
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Committee On
National Outdoor Recreation
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Hoover
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Secreles Weeks
Federal Power Commission
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White Mountains
Appalachians
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Theodore Roosevelt
Navy Department
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Boone and Crockett Club
Robert Sterling Yard
National Parks Association
National Museum
Chauncey J. Hamlin
New York
American Association of Museums
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
American Forestry Association
Better Homes In America
Garden Week Campaign
General Federation of Women's Clubs
George Shiras
Michigan
Migratory Bird Treaty Regulations
League of Wild Life Photographers
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Jane Deeter Rippin
Advisory Council
National Conference of Outdoor Recreation
Playground and Recreation Association of America
National Conference ‘On
National Park Association
Natural History Museums
Albert B. Fall
Public Lands
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Wisconsin
Grand Coulee
Yakima
Mean
Arkansas
Ozark
Missouri
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Jeff Davis County
Senate
Mesa Verde
Mount Rainier
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Whey and Varied Uses From Dairy Byproducts
The article explains whey as the byproduct left from cheese and butter making and notes it has less protein than buttermilk or skim milk. It describes home production by heating milk with acids and offers recipes like whey lemonade punch, whey punch variations with fruit juices, and a whey honey syrup for waffles, pancakes, and puddings.
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Rice as a versatile base for salads and leftovers
Cold boiled rice serves as an excellent base for many salads and helps use leftovers of vegetables fruits meat or fish. Leftover peas carrots green beans or tomatoes mix with rice, and small amounts of fresh fruit work too. Grapefruit with rice and French dressing makes a tasty option. Plain rice with lettuce and cheese dressing or mayonnaise boosts nutrition and flavor. Rice easily soaks up dressing flavors.
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Souffle of Peas Useful for Luncheon or Supper
A pea souffle recipe notes a mix of Lima beans split peas cowpeas and fresh or canned green peas. Ingredients include mashed flour fat eggs skim milk salt pepper onion juice and a white sauce. Cooked peas are mashed, yolks beaten, whites folded in, then baked slowly until firm.
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Stuffed Green Peppers Recipe Variant
A recipe notes parboiled green peppers filled with a corn onion meat and bread crumb mix thickened stock then baked. Canned corn or alternatives like rice and tomatoes are suggested by the USDA.
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Breast of Lamb Forequarter Preparations and Ways
United States Department guidance presents economical forequarter lamb uses with stuffing methods and varied preparations. It outlines breast and shoulder cooking in a covered dish with vegetables, simmering until tender, and finishing with dredged flour browning and serving with drained vegetables and stock for soup.
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Preferred Meat and Vegetable Stew Recipe Across Regions
A Virginia and Georgia favored stew combines meat and vegetables. Meat is browned before stewing, then simmered in a sauce of vinegar, Worcestershire and pepper. Vegetables are added to finish cooking, reflecting a USDA guidance style from agricultural colleges.
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Mosquito Breeding Report Highlights Backyard Containers
A citizen notes tin cans left in a yard filled with water become breeding sites for mosquitoes. The observation points to gardening habits and environmental health concerns in the community.
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