National Monuments: Rich History and Commonsense Neglect
National monuments and parks are vast in scope with sites across Arizona New Mexico Utah California and Alaska. The article surveys monuments from Montezuma Castle to Craters of the Moon noting underfunding limited staff and public knowledge while highlighting the value of sites like Bryce Canyon and Devil's Tower and the inscriptions at Santa Fe.
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Interior Department
Congress
National Park
National Park Service of the Interior Department
Arkansas
Piatt
Oklahoma
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Rocky Mountain
Grand Canyon
Lafayette
Maine
Mississippi
Gettieburg
Virkeburg
War Department
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
United States
Smailvat
Furst Service
The
Mount Olympes
Washington
Ts 8
Damteller
New Mexico
Boyce Canyoo
Imore
Stephen T. Mather
Rational Park Service
Montezuma Castle
Arizona
Chaco Canyon
Utah-Colorado
Arisona
Mexico
Cane Grande
Yucca House
Colorado
Fornia
Pioneer Muir Woods
Cal
Acrom Pinnacles
California
Armen
Utah
Bitka
Alaska
Arnona
Alacka
Valley of Ten Thousand Brecker
Ootorado
American Southwest
Cortes
Spain
Dera
el Dorado
Cibota
Quivira
Kaues Iewe
Gran Quivira
Owas
Tebine
Chanuscedu
Acetewe
Betd
Phont
Frey Mares Ulscoverst
Buin
Archer M. Huntington
American Museum of Natural History
Amimas River
Mammoth Cave
Craters of the Moon
Idaho
Coolidge
Utah National Park
Box Canyon
Pauis Dugunt
Bryce Canyon
Colon Pacific
Toreete
Devil's Tower
Black Mite
Wyoming
Perimerictes
Lowel
Prencensa
Zant
Gulf of
Californis
Diego de Vargas Zapate Lajon
Don Diegs de Vareas
Peby
Diego de Vargas
Necat
Didn't Find Botha at "Last Supper" humor piece
A clipped extract from General Hotbs shows warmth in Bart Buxton's book. The anecdote recalls Mrm. Josthe, her Irish wife, five children, and the general's valet noting health during campaigns. A mis captioned photo of Leonardo's The Last Supper provokes a gag about seating the general at dinner.
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Hotbs
Bart Buxton
Mrm
Josthe
Windhuk
Europe
Leonardo
Mle
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promoted
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney ailment remedy. It urges readers to send ten cents for a preparation and mentions purchasing at various outlets. The text is garbled but markets a medicinal product with a periodical ad style.
Censorious Representative Keach in Linn Creek Speech
Fragmentary account shows Representative Keach discussing scandals and public opinion. Judge Figeley argues with Doe Cutler over a matter described as a vercity quarrel. Speech ends with a surprised storekeeper reacting to the exchange.
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Keach
Minsour
Linn Creek
Figeley
Doe Cutler
Camp Bed From Boughs A Field Craft Note
A rustic guide from Sportaman's Lhgest shows how to fashion a camp bed from branches and leaves. Cut eight foot slabs, secure them to a log, lash supports, and lay poles across to form a simple bed, then cover with leaves for comfort in the field.
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Sportaman
Cuticura Advertises Itching Scalp Relief and Clear Skin
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itching scalp and dandruff. It advises applying Cuticure Ointment to affected spots, then using Cuticura Soap with warm water and Cuticura Shampoo the next morning, claiming clearer skin and softer hands with daily use.
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Cuticura
Artificial Moonlight Plan for City Lighting Unveiled
A proposal titled artificial moonlight using artificial lights will be presented to the Institute of Public Lighting Engineers. The plan envisions lighting the city from eight massive electric constellations mounted on 40 foot towers, aimed at improving nighttime visibility.
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Institute of Public Lighting Engineers
Coincidence in Irish hotel tale linked to Cowie and Sullie
In a Dublin dinner party tale, Lord Castierose recalls studying American hotel chains in Killarney. A manservant at the drawing room door announced a watering guest as Mr. Cowie, then whispered a question about the guest’s name. By chance the visitor was Mr. Sullie, who then slept through the reveal.
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Durant
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