Red Gods Call Americans To Wise Campers And Parks
A reflective piece urges Americans to vacation wisely embracing the outdoors. It cites 1923 tourist spending abroad, Quebec car traffic, and US park use to argue that national parks educate, uplift, and unite travelers. It extols camping, winter sports, and simple pleasures while warning against aimless leisure and overstrenuous play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resta Ph
United States Department of Commerce
Tourist Bureau of
Montreal
United States
Quebec
Uta
Nevada
America
Chicago Motor Club
National Parks and National Forests
National Park Service of the Interior Department
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Yellowstone
Scenic West
Polished and coated rice practices and safety
The article explains polished rice has had bran germ gluten layers and part of the starch outer layer removed, while coating adds tiny amounts of flux and talc to whiten and gloss the grain. It notes thorough washing removes coating traces and finds no evidence of digestive harm from properly washed and cooked coated rice.
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Tice as a Part of a Mixed Diet When Rice Is Cleaned
A note discusses incorporating Tice into a balanced diet, emphasizing the importance of washing and cooking rice properly to ensure safety and nutritional benefits. It suggests using Tice as a complementary element alongside other foods in meals.
Eskimo Music and Melodic Traditions
Eskimo music centers on songs chants and melodies with notable rhythm. The tunes sung are simple yet traceable to keynotes and the melodies are said to be very pleasing with several published along with music notation.
The Human Spider Exploits Hidden Web of Deceit
A dramatic cautionary piece portrays the Human Spider as a predatory figure weaving a silvered but deadly trap. The narrative warns of temptations like gambling, theft, and infidelity, showing how victims misread charm for safety then struggle to escape a lethal snare.
MEN YOU MAY MARRY Has a Man Like This Proposed to You
A humorous moral sketch describes a man who is short and trim yet restless, charming, and quick to quarrel over minor comforts. It mocks constant fussiness over steak doneness and egg softness while urging cautious judgment of such a temperament and offering a tongue in cheek prescription for managing him.
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South
S& V Rain Canyon
Rocky Mountain National Park
Kansas
Meine
Louisiana
Campin
Chad
Mount Rainier
Young
National Parks
National Parks, Association
Longs Peak
Ring of the Rockies
Mount McKinley
Heling
Simon
McChure Newspaper Syndicate
The Romance of Words Mayor and the Etymology Debate
In Li 1655 Vorstegan cites varied spellings of mayor in early writing and argues the term derives not from Latin major but from English roots. The piece notes that sheriff and alderman lack Latin derivation, while mayor reflects authority and possessorship rather than Latin origin.
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Vorstegan
Sheriff
Iderman
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Mothers Cook Book Quick Soup And Cream of Barley Soup
Quick soup ideas from a cookbook style recipe list. Includes pea soup with condensed milk, barley soup with butter flour pearl barley water milk and chicken stock, plus mashed potato cream mixture for a nourishing supper dish. Names and sources are not provided.
Wordsworth Nature Lesson Echoes in Verse
A fragmentary quotation from Wordsworth extols nature as teacher and moral guide. It juxtaposes woodland birds with human wisdom, urging readers to learn from vernal woods rather than proverbs and schools. The archaic phrasing echoes Romantic emphasis on nature’s moral instruction.
Soup Directions From A Vintage Recipe
Directions describe caramelizing six white onions in butter then simmering with water milk and seasonings. A slow hour long cook, strain, beat eggs, add cream and cornstarch slurry, cook until thickened without boiling to avoid curdling.
The Little Things of Everyday Life Poem
A reflective verse by Douglas Mallogh about daily acts shaping life. It contrasts grand plans with enduring memories found in small moments. The poem notes time passes wealth fades but daily kindness and everyday words stay with us.
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McChure Newspaper Syndicate
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl in Early Romance View
A fragment of male female romance musings contrasts preachers of fear with advocates of living fully. It muses on memory after a kiss, misread glances, and three marriage ideals, ending with a single line about the hardest words a man can say.
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John
Dickinson Sherman
Red Gods
FA. Dalker
BY E. R. Peyser
Tavnoeke
Mae Wet
Young Lady
McClure
By Douglas ‘Mallogh
By Helen Rowland
Eelen Rowland
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