National monuments deserve nation’s care and access
The piece argues the United States underfunds and underpromotes its national monuments, parks, and forests, detailing the 1906 Antiquities Act, current protective agencies, and listing numerous monuments with brief notes on their significance and features. It notes Bryce Canyon and Carlsbad Cave as illustrate the growing list of monuments and evolving recognition.
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Congress
National Park Service
Interior Department
Arkansas
Platt
Oklahoma
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Rocky Mountain
Grand Canyon
Lafayette
Maine
Mississippi
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
War Department
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
United States
Mount Olympus
Washington
Bandelier
New Mexico
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Stephen T. Mather
Secretary of the Interior
Devil's Tower
el Morro
Petrified Forest
Gander
Carlsbad Cave
Mammoth Cave
Craters of the Moon
Idaho
Coolidge
Utah National Park
Paunsaugunt
Union Pacific
Devil’s Tower
Black Hills
Wyoming
Fei Morro National Monument
Inscription Rock
Don Juan de Opete
Plymouth Rock
Don Juan de Onate
la Mar del Sur
South Sea
Santa Fe
Onate
Gulf of California
Don Diego de Vargas Zapata Lujan Ponce de Leon
de Vargas
la Real Corona
Diego de Vargas
Nieto
Zuni
Lujan
Francisco Lerrado
Archuleta
Uribarri
Grasse Named City of Perfumes Center of Fragrance
Grasse, perched on the Maritime Alps, is celebrated as the perfume capital with steep streets and a bloom of roses violets jonquils and jasmine fueling essential oils. The Detroit News notes diverse sources from flowers to woods balsams animal scents and coal tar synthetic notes underpin modern perfumes.
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Grasse
Maritime
Alps
Detroit News
Precocious Philadelphia Child Adele Aarons Born Feb 23 1922
The Philadelphia girl Adele Aarons was born February 23, 1922. She began walking at three months and, by ten months, moved with perfect ease.
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Little Adele Aarons
Philadelphia
Child Prodigy Exhibits Advanced Speech at One Year
A reporter recalls a girl who, by age one, could hold connected conversations and reportedly has the mental age of an eight-year-old. The child’s quips include a claim of teething pain as she asserts excruciating molar discomfort.
One Point of View A Specialist and an Infant
A Duluth Herald opinion piece argues that a specialist sees infancy as a container for adenoids. The brief expands on medical perspectives and critiques the narrowing view of child development.
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Duluth Herald
Captains of Adventure and Maning in Maori Lands
A reflective reminiscence recounts F C Maning’s forty years as a trader in Maori North Island society from 1823 to 1863. Tales include muskets trading, headtaking, fierce duels, and a later deadly encounter with a Maori desperado, ending with Maning’s enduring, affectionate view of the Maori people.
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New Zealand
F.C. Maning
Melons
Meloni
Mr. Maning
Maning
Galle
Vissal
Milk cooling tank made from porous drain tile
Wayne county Indiana inventor Lewis G Reynolds describes a milk cooling tank built from a section of red drain tile closed at one end and filled with water and milk. As water evaporates through the tile pores it cools the milk inside to as low as 55 to 65 degrees, with wind aiding evaporation.
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Lewis G. Reynolds
Wayne County
Indiana
Ife
Indiana Farmers’ Guide
Liberal Feeding Gives Best Results in Dairy
The article argues liberal feeding yields higher milk output and cheaper production per unit. It cites a barn with generous rations, alfalfa, and silage, noting cows fed according to milk flow still receive ample feed and that higher feed costs can yield lower costs per unit of butterfat.
Wild goats thrive in crater bed on Maui
The Haleakala crater bed hosts thousands of wild goats threatening the silver sword plant. James Westervelt, a topographical engineer, warns urgent action to exterminate the herd to save the rare species. The crater floor lies over 20 feet below the summit walls, and the goats descend a perilous path to spread.
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Crater
Haleakala
Maui
James Westervelt
Detroit
Corn Silage Tops Dairy Yield in Feeding Trials
Three year feeding trials show corn silage valued 1 percent above kafir silage and kafir 10 percent above cane for milk production. However cane silage yields most milk per acre, with 30,000 pounds per acre from cane, 22,000 from corn, and 21,670 from kafir, making cane the best per acre.
Fall Freshened Cows and Winter Feeding Guidance
The text explains that fall freshened cows fed on dry feed through winter produce better milk flow in the year. Milk output declines later in winter and spring pasture boosts it. Calves are in good condition to graze by spring, needing less care than spring calves, with more winter time available for calf care and extra milking.
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Brouch
Besten
Desperado
Maning
Legume Roughages Boost Dairy Rations
Legume roughages form a key part of economical dairy rations offering high protein and balanced minerals. Alfifu red clover soybeans and cowpeas are common legumes providing stable mineral content and good palatability.
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