Zion's Zion Canyon Rivalry With Yosemite Detail
The piece extols Zion Canyon as a rival to Yosemite with vivid descriptions of its walls, colors, and formations. It compares temples, domes, and towers like West Temple and East Temple to Yosemite landmarks, notes dramatic color bands and erosion features, and cites Secretary Lane urging national recognition and public access to Zion along with other canyons and features in the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUS Ontenal Parka
Yosemite Valley
Zinn
Yosemite
Bethoninh Park
Millet Park
Tsa
Chea Kini
bCetidtien
Oey
Ie Ace
Fousset Tis
Tals Puassi- Nahe Weiser
Peris
Zion
Vieehy
Weil
Lestile
Talis
Erie
Len
Ana
John West Pessell
Grand Canon
Hengel
Pliner
S& Delienbaugh
CG. Dutton
Ama Benagy
Inok Lalt
Zion Eaven
Rattroud
Mother Nature
Creatinn
God Almighty
Ion
Hankel
Ae Gust
Wartehanin
Beidge Matey
Sinawaya
G. K. Gilbert
United States Geological Survey
West Temple
Titan
Willy
Agin
el Gobernador
Themsi
Gobernidor
Sinuwwava
Sinawava
Lane
Interior Department
Zion Canon
Yosemite the Beautiful
Head Bands Now Great Paris Fad Inspires Dressmakers
Paris fashion reports rapid uptake of jeweled head bands and headdresses as a dominant evening accessory. Worth and Drecoll lead styles with velvet bands, aigrette sprays, and paradise sprigs. bracelets rise above the elbow to complement sleeveless dresses. veils and Chinese embroidered fabrics trend, while designers push elaborate headpieces over gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Worth
Paradise
Mirs
Wilson
Drecoll
Deauville
Pari
Sienne
Ant
Ani
Dauy
Lewis
Condensations from a 1910s era miscellany expose odd facts
An assortment of short items ranges from government staff counts to cinema influence on fashion, navigation notes, and demographics. It notes 45,000 women in British government spe cial departments on August 1, 1918, ships’ wheel revolutions, and Halley’s comet returns. It also mentions Ireland’s butter exports, Swiss plant laws, and Punta Arenas vehicle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Sowes
Siutpte
Gibbes
Reliam
Europe
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Ireland
Great Britain
World’s Largest Gasoline Motor Fre Engine in Louisville
A claim reports a world’s largest gasoline motor fre engine placed in service in Louisville Kentucky. An English shock absorbing wheel hub with steel balls shares the road setts. English high speed telegraph apparatus can deliver typewritten messages at 120 words a minute. A farmer’s motor truck loads hauls and scatters fertilizer using the same power. A new dish washing machine attaches to a faucet for kitchen sink use without a dish. Federated Malay states railways are government owned with good service and dining, restaurant and sleeping cars on principal trains, all electrically lit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Federated
Malar
Fashion notes on fur accents and spring frocks evolve
The piece surveys trends in accessories and fabrics with Monkey and Goat fur embellishments on veils and frocks, gold lace hats, wide girdles, and checked velvets. It notes color shifts toward capucine and tan, collarless necklines, and fabrics like Georgette crepe and batiste, predicting velvet and duveign later, with sleeve lengths varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Iit
Georgette Crepe
Batiste
Tidal Power Aims From French Scientists In Shortage
In response to coal shortages for export, Prenely scientists and researchers aim to harness tidal power. A small Celentitic company is set to test ideas at Ploaimmnien in the Nord region. Italian inventor claims a simple clamp device may capture tidal energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kar Reyer
Ploaimmnien
Cuties du Nord
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules claim kidney health
An old advertorial asserts age linked to kidneys and digestion and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules as a remedy to restore kidney function and defy aging. It urges purchase, promises refunds if ineffective, and uses dramatic health claims with endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qiaarlem Oi
AL Haarlem
Fox
Fragmented text on dyes and wartime supply and culture
Disjointed excerpts discuss red trouser dye from madder, German dye imports during conflict, and a Napoleonic origin myth. The passage shifts to a schoolroom exchange about learning, a Kangaroo joke, and scattered remarks on literature, science, and social topics from a historic newspaper page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ike
Wylie Camp
ZASL
Lee Lereg
Caliaar Cas
Sywitserland
Punta Arenas
Magallanes
Chile
Punta Avenges
Geren Gonpane
Castoria
Infante
Gastoria
Spohn
Drugeginta
Arsent
Epochn Medical CO
Elaine Thine
Notebice
Geyer
Yasney
Caies
France
Germany
Ethel
Kangaro
Yonkers
Grenr Germ-Hitler
Dore
Naples
Mra. Oldwyn
Pariy
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