Scenic Playgrounds of America at Bryce Canyon Utah
The piece notes Bryce Canyon as a small but dramatic national park, formed from a 1923 national monument to 1928 park status. With no full-time superintendent and minimal staff borrowed from Zion, it attracts visitors via lectures and bike tours. Despite its modest size, Bryce Canyon and nearby Teton are highlighted for their distinctive beauty and growing national appeal.
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National Park
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Bryce
Rochester
Brinn
Yellowstone
Mount McKinley
Zion National Park
Union Pacific
Imanager
Teton Playground
Congress
Carlebad
Mammoth Caves
Great Smoky Mountain
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Zion Park
Waibab Forest
Cedar Breaks
Dalon
Flower Girl Styles For Brides In Elegant Going Away Look
Julia Bottomley describes wedding attire focusing on the bride’s going away outfit and coordinated flower girl dresses. She highlights navy crepe bolero suits, two-piece travel wear, white orchid corsages, and pink mousseline frocks with lace and ribbon details. Emphasis on timeless tailoring, sheer fabrics, and future wearability for children.
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Miss Flowers
Flavorful meat by artificial means may reach Europe
Efforts to flavor meat with artificial flavors have met with reported success in Europe. The new process aims to give meat the taste of fruits or berries, with cutlets flavored accordingly seen as an early possibility.
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Europe
New York Notes on Nations, Gockfights and Talkies
A New York man lists the League of Nations headquarters in Geneva and comments on U S global standing Then a breaching institution on the lower east side provides breakfast to empower job search Philo Vance author S S Van Dine The talkies prompt deaf theater accommodations Cock fighting rings within 25 miles of New York operate in hidden barns with guarded venues and夜 secrecy
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New York
League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Lower East Side
Tanbark Ring
Goats Create Smoke Mystery At Columbus Courthouse
Residents of Columbus reported smoke curling around the Bartholomew county courthouse tower. Fire crews investigated but found no spark. Custodian Mode Pennibaker explained the apparent smoke was actually a swarm of gnats hovering near the tower.
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Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew County
Fire Department
Fremen
Mode Pennibaker
Chile to Punish Rumor Mongers Under National Order
Valparaiso authorities will prosecute rumor spreaders who harm the country financially. Originators will be tried as traitors and those who spread falsehoods will face criminal charges. President Thanet issued the order to curb harmful rumors.
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Chile
Valparaiso
Thanet
Taken for Ride Victim Uses Gun in Marin County Killing
San Francisco. Vincent Lucich a one legged gangster and admitted killer surrendered to police and confessed that his gun killed government witness M. Sturtevant and wounded Grace Berri after claiming he was taken for a ride. He said Sturtevant attacked him and began shooting first. Mrs Berri sustained a shoulder wound but was expected to recover.
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San Francisco
Vincent Luelch
M. 8
Sturtevant
Marin County
Grace Berri
Luefeh
Charles Dullea
North Beach
Dulles
Homicide Squad
Luccich
Dullen
Vince
Lucich
Hall of Justice
Maria County
New Place
Bérri
Lucidh
Surtevant
Berri
Petaluma Hospital
Floating Plant Will Furnish Towns Power
Newport News engineers convert the Jacona into a floating power plant to provide 20,000 kilowatt capacity. The ship will deliver electricity to Maine through New Hampshire by November 15, 1930, under a contract worth about $730,000 to serve coastal industrial needs.
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Furnish
Newport News
Aa Shipbuilding Company
Shipping Board
Jacona
Maine
New England
New Hampshire
Flying Club Formed at Malmberget Lapland
The northernmost flying club in the world is founded at Malmberget in Swedish Lapland above the polar circle. Organizer Knut Liljedahl has bought two planes one with drag controls. The community shows strong interest and aims to use the larger plane for passenger flights to fund amateur pilot instruction.
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Malmberget
Lapland
Stockholm
Polar Circle
Knut Liljedahl
Liliead
Lamont Teacher Emma Chasey Returns to School
Emma Chasey a longtime educator mother of three grown daughters and principal of a grade school will enroll at the University of California to qualify for high school teaching. After teaching five years she married, and after her husband died she resumed teaching, rising to principal before deciding to study further.
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Coed
Eight Voters and Eight Radios Define Windsor Town
Windsor New Hampshire a quiet hill town with eight registered voters still maintains a three member board and regular town meetings. The sparsely populated community sits 1200 feet up near Lightning and Windsor mountains five miles from Hillsboro. Citizens rely on radios and horses while phones electric lights and gas are absent.
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Windsor
N. H
New England
White Mountains
Windsor Mountains
Hillsboro
Lester
Chapman
Pat
Mike
Chapman J
Mary
Herman
Hillsboro Tower Village
Len
Charles Nelson
Nelson
Stanley
University of New Hampshire
Clarence Jones
Boston
Selectman
Cemetery Fund
Charles Harrison Russell
Cleveland radio owners face daily fines for permit breach
In Cleveland Ohio thousands of radio owners violate a municipal code requiring a 50 cent outside aerial permit. Each day an aerial stays up without a permit counts as a separate offense, but city officials say no drastic action or jail is expected as permit numbers remain negligible.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Canadian Eats Onions Cure Insomnia Says Carpenter
James Vincent, a carpenter from 27 Holland Park Avenue, long suffered severe sleeplessness. After reading a newspaper claim a Spanish onion nightly could cure insomnia, he tried it and for five weeks slept eight hours each night. He had spent thousands on doctors before the remedy worked.
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Toronto
James Vincent
Carpenter
Holland Pack Avenue
Vincent
Rare Continental Currency Found in Amsterdam Book
Two six and seven dollar bills from the Continental Congress dated November 1776 were discovered in an old book by Raymond Christman in Amsterdam New York. The bills, about the size of modern notes, are described as rare specimens.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Continental Congress
Raymond Christman
Triplet Calves Born to Pure-Bred Holstein Cow in Chester
Triplet calves, all females, were born to a pure bred Holstein cow at Brook Farm in Chester New York. The dam produced over 20 000 pounds of milk in the last year and has excellent prospects for flying—note the reading implies strong production potential.
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N. Y. Chester
N. Y
Brook
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Ynlom
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Andres Segovia
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Pullman
S. van Dine
Willard Huntington Wright
Philo Vance
Philo. Vance
Wright
Metropolitan Opera
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