National Parks Seen as Key to American Identity
The piece credits the 1922 23 period with major gains for the national park system led by the National Parks Association and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. It notes higher appropriations, new leadership under Secretary Hubert Work, and ongoing fights to protect parks from commercial use while detailing park improvements and visitor spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UR National Parks
Yellowstone
National Parks Association
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Congress
Hubert Work
Interior
National Park Service
Mather
Congess
Fall
Franklin K. Lane
Stephen T. Mather
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Bursum
Senate
House
Indian Affairs Committee
Public Lands Committee
Senator Walsh
Montana
Yellowstone Lake
Barbour
Roosevelt-Sequoia National Park
Sequoia
National Park
Waterpower Commission
Los Angeles-Southern California Edison Company
Osborne
Slemp
National Park Forces
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington
United States
Canada
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
National Parks
Nationa Museums of
America
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlanta
Glacier
Continental Divide
Bolton
Grand Canyon
Hermit’s Rest Rim
Mesa Verde
Spruce Tree Camp
Mount Rainier
Paradise Valley
Longmire Springs
Rocky Mountain
Middle Fork
Giant Forest
Yosemite
Zion
Rio Virgin
Estes Park Woman's Club
Mount McKinley
Repairing Cables A Test of Skill and Seamanship
The piece describes ocean cable repair work during winter and spring storms. A repair ship locates breaks using charts and marking buoys while watching a dynamometer for grapnel strain. Once contact is made, winches haul in the cable for thorough testing in a nearby testing room.
Styles In Hats And Summer Finery For Tots
The piece notes a trend toward sports influenced hats and bright summer outfits for young children. It highlights light felts with feather trims and rosettes, party frocks in organdie and taffeta, and boy outfits with linen and satin details. It mentions early display of spring fabrics and the care taken by mothers to prepare summer wardrobes.
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INC
Cer
Sweater and Jacket Gain Spring Summer Wardrobe Role
The piece argues for the sweater and knitted sports jacket as essential, useful, and comfortable additions to spring and summer wardrobes, noting strong favorable indications for their ongoing use.
Crepe de Chine Frocks Feature Hectic Printed Scarves
Simple but effective frocks in crepe de chine use accordion pleats from neckline to hem. Garments are styled with a loose waistline held by scarves of printed ilk in hectic hues.
Lace Frills Highlight This Season's Frocks
The lace frill around the neck and cuffs is a key feature this season, flattering and giving distinction to simple attire. It stands out as one of the most flattering styles ever invented for modern dresses.
With Lace Frills Dress Description
A gown described in cara mel colored charmeuse features a front skirt drapery and wide cream lace frills about the neck, with long tight sleeves cascading lace trim.
Tanlac boosts health and weight for Omaha farmer
Henry J. Schlekau, truck farmer from Omaha Nebraska, reports Tanlac improved his stomach troubles heartburn and energy. He says he gained fifteen pounds and now runs his route without fatigue. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills also advertised.
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Tanilac
Henry J. Schlekau
Station B
Route 1
Omaha
Neb
Tanlac
Ravages of the Pine Beetle Hit Oregon and California
Over ten years the western pine beetle killed an estimated 3.6 million dollars of merchantable pine timber in southern Oregon and northern California. The damage equals fifty times the timber killed by fire in the same period.
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Oregon
California
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Enhanced Table Mnen Quality
Ad proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue increases wear of table linen during wartime shortages. Brief, assertive notice urges readers to buy from all grocers for brighter fabric.
Ten Word Homework Uses Indorse In Sentence
Students faced a spelling exercise using ten words per sentence. One paper showed the line As the weather is stormy we will have to stay Indorse this winter. The source notes the misspelling and usage as an example.
Woman Defies Expectations By Taking Unlikely Path
A observed trend shows women pursuing roles or actions rarely associated with them, challenging stereotypes and norms. The report highlights a specific case or instance illustrating this shift and its implications for community attitudes and opportunities.
Two More Women Join the Army
Milwaukee and Buffalo women report health improvements after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies describe relief from back pain and female troubles, with increased strength and appetite enabling daily work.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Buffalo
N. Y
Lydia Brinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of the Interior
Work
John Dickinson Sherman
Park
Crater Lake
Hawaii
Western Newspaper Union
Farmer
Indorse
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkam
Hattie
Garden
Wis
Lathrop
Haarlem
THE
Nebraska State Holiness Asse
Epworth Lake Park
Lincoln
Nebr
East 22Nd Street
University Lace
Nebraska
Havana
Homeland
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