Nature Lovers Army promotes outdoor ethics nationwide
A long feature extols the Nature Lovers Army, highlighting men and women in 225 groups who preserve and expand outdoor recreation. It notes national parks and monuments, the See America First movement, and federal support for conservation, education, and responsible recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Sherman
NatureLover
Alwas
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount Holsake
Sarah Streeter
Mount
Rockwell
Medicine Lake
Glacier National Park
Oar
Semson Dawley
Syracuse
Barriman
Palisades Interstate Park
Hudson
New York
Nature Tower
Congress
Army
Hawaii
Lassen
Interior Department
National Parks and Monuments
Coolidge
Washington
Blue Ridge
Great Smoky
Mammois Cave
Appalachian Mountain
Canada
United States
Municipsal
Save the Revwools League
California
National Parks
Three Aged Clocks Exhibit At Pittsfeld
A Pittsfeld display features three clocks totaling eight years in age. Fred Jones owns a Columbus wooden clock marked for hour quarter and half hour with a 4492 box date. Mr Beaumont's Bartholomew clock from Bristol Conn, 1912, is wood and accurate. Charles S Taylor owns an English brass clock about 200 years old and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfeld
Fred Jones
Columbus
Beaumont
Bartholomew
Bristol
Conn
Charles S. Taylor
Boston Globe
Fifty-Fifty A tale of a girl who stretched truths
A short quirky note about a girl habitually stretching the truth and an aunt or alinte warning that she could never be believed. The fragment hints at trust eroding due to persistent falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinte
Orphan Mary Louise McCuchren Wins Europe Trip
Mary Louise McCuchren a sixteen year old orphan from Concord North Carolina won a free voyage to Europe on the Leviathan leaving New York July 4. She earned the prize in a Bible story telling contest open to Sunday school pupils nationwide. Her parents died in the flu epidemic years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise McCuchren
Concord
N. C
New York
Mary Louise
Mary
Europe
Lost Faith in a Garden Tale About Jack and the Bean Stalk
A fragmentary exchange shows a child asking dad about the story of Jack and the quick growing bean stalk and a dad who contemplates the tale as possibly a fairy story while glancing at a garden plot. The source tone hints at a rural setting and retelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Dad
Souisville Cabrier-Jour
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