National Monuments Districts Aimed for Southwest Ruins
Dr. Edgar L. Hewett proposes national monuments districts to protect key Southwestern ruins from Mesa Verde to the San Juan valley. The plan would keep small parcels under government care, with private donors possible, and extend protection to areas like the Jemez and Ilo Grande.
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John Dickinson Sheem
Edgar L. Hewett
School of American Research and State Museum
Santa Fe
N. M
Hewett
Art and Archaeology
Archaeological Institute of America
Southwest
Act For the Preservation of American Antiquities
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Aztec
New Mexico
Colorado River
Utah
San Juan Valley
National Parks Association
National Parks Service
Ilo Grande
Gila
Pajarito
Jemez
Pecos Mission
Gran Quivira
Arizona
San Juan
Square Tower Canon
Havenweap
Henry van Kleeck
Denver
Yucca House
Great Army of
Department of the Interior
Department ‘of Public, Works
Interior Department
National Park Service
First Relic of Man Found Near Heidel berg in Europe
The lower jaw relic from Maner lands near Heidelberg is linked to Mindel Riss interglacial times. Osborn estimates its age at about 250000 years, marking an early paleolithic stage. Some scholars propose the term eolithic for this dawn of the stone age.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Agricultural Department
National Park Service
Interior Department
War Department
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Antietam
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Lincoln’s Birthplace
Guilford Courthouse
Stephen T. Mather
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Ft 18
Casa Grande
Father Kino
Montezuni
Tumnacacori
Tume
Kino
Petrified Forest National Monument
Park Service
Act For the Preservation of
Europe
Heidelberg
Mindel- Riss
Osborn
John M. Tyler
Land of Glamor and Romance Tales From Tipperary
Fragmentary notes speak of many tales and legends surrounding Tipperary. The text hints at romance and myth in a regional landscape, without clear events or figures.
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Tipperary
Moun
Tipperary Country Inspires Irish Romance in Reading
A fragment praises Slievenamon and the Knockgang imagery by Charles J. Kickham, noting how the landscape and Irish charm evoke belief in legend. The Parisian tone of the piece mentions the Shamrock land and the Montreal Herald reference as context.
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Slievena-mon
Charles J. Kickham
Tipperary
Montreal
Herald
Superstitions Across Cultures From Bombay to Egypt
The piece traces animal worship and superstitions from Bombay pigeons to Egyptian cat imagery, bull sacrality, and Greek myths. It notes Indian reverence for dogs, rare food customs, and general human tendency to seek luck through charms, highlighting the folly of unfounded beliefs.
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India
Philippines
Bombay
Mother s Cook Book and Vere Mar Need Plain Food
Three courses suffice if nature can subsist on three. vanilla ice mentioned.Instructions describe slow simmering meat for two to three hours with onions optional, to yield tender meat and good gravy. Published 1921 by Western Newspaper Union.
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Mother
S.y
Cook Book & Vere
Mar Need
O. W. Holmes
Western Newspaper Union
Everyday Foods: Simple Pork Chop and Kraut Dishes
Busy cooks can bake pork chops on a bed of potatoes with salt and pepper until well done, relying on potato moisture and pork fat for finish. Another option coats sauerkraut with rice pork steak, baking slowly with light salt. A beef dish uses onions cloves cider vinegar tomatoes and flour thickened gravy. A round steak pounded with flour is seared in suet for a hearty meal.
Women urged to expand small bookstores nationwide
A prominent bookseller urged women to enter and expand small bookstores in America. He spoke to the Women’s National Bookselling Association saying librarians make first class booksellers and a smart businesswoman should invest in a neighborhood shop. He emphasized programs for children and posters to draw readers and predicted rapid growth in retail bookselling.
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Women's National Bookselling Association
America
Back on the Job Spring Returns in Woods
A Douglas Malloch poem laments seasonal labor battles as Spring returns to the timber camps. The speaker notes the boss, crew, and the restless weather clash with Miss Spring who thaws when needed and freezes otherwise, leaving workers to face ongoing labor and timber challenges.
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Something U
By & A
Walker
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Frank
By Jessie Roberts
By Douglas Malloch
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