The Presidents Forest Proposed in Kaibab Region
Senator Smoot introduces S J Res 154 to create The Presidents Forest in the Kaibab National forest Arizona as a game sanctuary and forest preserve. The plan withdraws land from settlement and grazing and links the area to the Grand Canyon National park while keeping control with the forest service.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Kaibab National Forest
Arizona
Reed Smoot
Utah
Committee On Public Lands and Surveys
United States
Forest Service
Agricultural Department
Grand Canyon National Park
National Park Service of
Interior Department
Kaibab Plateau
Grand Canyon
Katbab National Forest
Buckskin Mountain
Kalbab National Forest
Senator Smoot
Stephen T. Math
Emerson Hough
Los Angeles
E. J Marshall
Grand Canyon Cattle Company
Kaibab
Roosevelt
Congress
Smoot
Wasatch Mountains
Painted Desert
Lee
Colorado
John D. Lee
Mountain Meadows
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Lund
Cedar City
Marysvale
Panguitch
Cedar Breaks
Zion
Lee’s Ferry
Mesa Vérde
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Utah National Park
North Rim
South Rim
National Park Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Canyon of Canyons
No Aerial Flight and Farm Toads Highlight Odd Bits
The piece recalls Matilda a stout caregiver who declines an airplane ride saying she prefers terra cotta. It also notes the farm value of toads at about 19.44 dollars for pest control and dispels myths about toads causing warts, while mentioning squids and long-lived toads in various anecdotes.
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Wwere
Columbus
Neat dress boosts charm in girlhood training
A fragment discusses how neatness in early youth enhances appeal even for plain girls. It emphasizes washing dresses in gingham chambray calico cotton crepe cretonne and other durable fabrics as a nationwide trend.
Silk Versus Cotton Underwear Fashion Debate
A discussion of silk and cotton undergarments notes silk’s uncertain future while crepe de chine radium silk and wash silks gain ground. We see children’s ward robes featuring striped gingham dresses and organdie trims alongside cotton prints with similar silk-like detailing.
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Batiste
New Umbrella Handles and Paris Fashion Suggestion
New umbrella handles feature animal heads carved in ivory or composition, including horses dogs cats monkeys and elephants. Paris offers spring ideas with black chiffon dresses and options like crepe faille crepe Romaine crepe de chine satin canton crepe or tafetta with matching accessories and draped tunics and attached garments.
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Paris
Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Home Dyeing for All Garments
An advertisement promises Diamond Dyes can color or tint worn items at home with simple instructions. It claims easy, even for first-timers, and guarantees no streaking, spotting, fading, or running. It specifies to tell the druggist the fiber type wool silk linen cotton or mixed to ensure proper results.
After a man is knocked down his friends kick him
A reported incident describes a man knocked down by enemies and then kicked by his friends, highlighting a troubling sequence of violence and abandonment in the aftermath.
Our Happiness Depends in a Great Degree Upon Our Identity
In this reflective line the speaker emphasizes that true happiness rests on personal character and the strength of individual self. The phrasing suggests a moral or philosophical stance on selfhood shaping life satisfaction.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Encourages Bluing Use
Ad suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry bluing and promises lasting results after first trial.
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Red Cross
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Mr. Marshall
Harding
United Government
A. Bullen
Matilda
Nuree
Dhem Alry
Chicago Journal
Jon
Crepe Dé Chine
Barbara Weber
van Ness Ave
San Francisco
Nujol Zeya
Gale Oy
Holland
N.Y
Enaurea
Druggista
Hiscox Chem
Fletcher
Alteeirst
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