See America First Now More Than Just a Slogan
Travel writer argues Americans should vacation in the United States offering vivid tours from Southern California to the Gulf Coast and national parks. Highlights San Diego 1935 exposition, Lake Michigan Riviera climate, Pacific Northwest snowfields, and Civil War sites with cost-saving rail programs urging readers to choose domestic travel over Europe.
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America
William Cutley
Smiths
Europe
Iinea
Travel Bureana
Spain
Akles
California
San Diego
Cabrillo
United States
Nouthern Callifornia
Thia
Hollywood
Clark Ga‘ple
Joan Crawford
Frere
San Francisco
Golden Gate
West
Colorado
New Mexico
Yosemite Falls
England
New England
Vermont
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
British Isles
Scotland
Germany
Hudaoa
Rhine
United States Military Academy
West Point
Baden-Baden
Arkansas
French Lick
Indiana
Waukesha
Wisconsin
T. Moritz
Pacific Northwest
Baker and
Glacier National Parks
Mount Baker
Alps
Paradise Valley
Rainier National Park
Riviera
Lake Michigan
The
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Chickamaugs
Shenandoah
Andrew Jackson
Sherman
North
Washington
D. C
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Italy
New Orleans
France
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Sequoia
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Lafayette
Glacier
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Rainier
Crater Lake
Oregon
Lagaen Volcano
General Grant
Sierra Nevada Range
Mesa Verde
Platt and Hol Springs
Sully's Hill
North Dakota
Wind Cove
South Dakota
National Parka
Western Railroads
Weaters Newspaper Union
Women Rise From Old Roles In A Changing World
John Blake discusses shifts in education and gender roles, noting the decline of corporal punishment, the rising status and pay of teachers, and expanding opportunities for women. He cautions that many girls still pursue unreal dreams, urges focus on meaningful careers, and praises women-led businesses and stores challenging the notion of male superiority.
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Parretta
Dultarde
Brain and brawn linked by scientists claim
A group of scientists discussed how mental breadth ties to bodily size. They cited chest expansion and stature as indicators of intellect and success, noting managers and railroad presidents are heavier and taller on average. The obituary voice adds a practical nod to health as brain fuel.
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Firestone
al Jenkins
Salt
Lake Bonneville
Utah
Mora
Wales
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
Firestone Tire
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