Hoover to Tour National Parks as Playgrounds for a President
President Hoover plans a five to six week automobile tour of major national parks in the West, visiting Glacier, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Rocky Mountain, Mesa Verde, Sequoia, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon. The piece highlights park facilities, education opportunities, and potential future air travel within the parks.
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Glacier
Montana
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Grand Teton
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Mesa Verde
Colordo
Sequuia
Yosemite
California
Send Canyon
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Washington
Thorer
National Park Service
Narhiding
Chas Koe
Coasider
Mexico
Alaska
Eaeon
Mount Ralnier
Crater
Bryce Canyon
Lassen
Mount McKinley
North America
America
Yellowstone National Park
National
Fark Service
Ino
Iceland
New Zealand
Sequoia National Park
National Parks
Uncle Sam
Youl
National Monuments
Petrified Forest
Utah
New Mexico
Horace M. Albright
Yosemite National Park
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Albright
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The Highest House on Mount Whitney
Scientists and mountaineers built a three room shelter on Mount Whitney in 1909 to observe Mars with minimal air interference. Director Campbell and C G Abbot oversaw the project with Smithsonian support. harsh weather and packer strikes challenged the ascent and labor of G F Marsh and four workers. The shelter remains part of Sequoia National Park as a trail is extended toward the summit.
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Mount Whitney
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Mars
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Campbell
C. G. Abbot
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Smithsonian Institution
G. F. Marsh
Lone Pine
Calif
Whitney Pass
Marsh
Abbot
Hossing
Shelter House
Doctor Campbell
Mary
Sequoia National Park
Park Service
Western Newspaper Union
World Peace Movement in Early Modern Times
The earliest modern peace initiative traces to George of Podiebrad, king of Bohemia, in 1462. He proposed a Christian nations’ international parliament and a tribunal backed by forces to hear and resolve disputes between nations.
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Bohemia
Artificial Lightning Tests Tense Massachusetts Transmission Ring
Artificial lightning bolts of 1,000,000 volts were used to test a Massachusetts high tension transmission ring for weak spots.
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Massachusetts
Bayer Aspirin Relief Ad Claims Quick Headache Aid
A vintage advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin to relieve headaches and neuralgia. It urges readers to carry a pocket tin for instant relief and keep a larger bottle at home, highlighting proven directions for pain management.
Canada census 1921 shows French extraction at 2.45 million
A 1921 census counted Canada’s population at 8,789,000 with 2,452,000 people of French extraction. The figures highlight the francophone share in the national demographic composition.
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Canada
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe remedy for sour stomach and gas. It claims the drink neutralizes stomach acid, calms the digestive system, and can be used for children as a pleasant mild sweetener. The ad emphasizes getting the genuine Phillips product as imitators fail to act the same.
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