Coolidge backs outdoor recreation policy push and park plan
President Coolidge endorses federal participation in outdoor recreation, urges a national policy, and creates a cabinet committee to craft a comprehensive program. The report notes a national conference under way and outlines proposed topics from park and forest management to funding, education, and international cooperation.
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Ysington
Bartieu Arl
Tife
Freedom Springs
Thoreh
Roosevelt
Wallace
Hoover
Weeks
Work
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National Forest Reservation Commission
White Mountains
Appalachians
National Parks’ Association
National Park Army
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Forest Service Administration
National Park Service
Congress
Water Power Commission
Army
Sennator Walsh
Montana
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone
Roevelt-Sequoia National Park
Sequoia
Forest Service
Yosemite
Rocky Mountain
National Park
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Agricultural Department
Interior Department
National Service
Tetons
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Mount Whitney
California
Rooosevelt-Sequoia National Park
Haleakala
Mawaiinn National Park
National Parks and Monuments
Wind River Canyon
Thermopolis
Wyo
Bryce Canyon
Appalachian Mountains
Fall River
Shortridge
Treasury
Peasants Reap What Gut German Harvest Brings
Ferdinand Reyher argues in the Century that thrift drives German townspeople as peasants and junkers store the largest grain harvest in history. The United States USDA notes about 40,000,000 metric tons, 47 percent higher than last year, enabling a potential export surge while many Germans remain undernourished with virtually no savings.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Armenia
Napoleon Bonaparte's Russian Campaign and Its Aftermath
A vivid archival narrative surveys Napoleon's 1812 invasion of Russia, the brutal retreat from Moscow, and the Berezina crossing. It recounts the half million army reduced to twenty five thousand, the starvation, fires, and frozen privations, and ends with his subsequent exile and final defeat at Waterloo.
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Murat
Eugene
Italy
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Lefevre
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Berezina
Victor
Marshal Victor
Paris
France
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Elba
Waterloo
Saint Helena
Good pure bred bulls boost calf weight and value
USDA notes calves sired by good pure bred beef bulls gain weight over scrub sired calves at every age. Yearlings, two year olds, and stockers show higher deck and sale prices, with grades outperforming scrubs in weight and value while feed costs remain similar up to yearling age. Offspring of good bulls are nearly twice as valuable as scrub offspring.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pigeons and Night Birds Compared for Intelligence
A historical note describes homing pigeons as closely related to humans in spirit and intelligence. It notes pair mating and female-led egg care, then contrasts night hawks and whippoorwills with daybreak swifts and swallows. It mentions sharp bills and swarms of insects swept up during flight.
Scrmped on Job. Mrs Upstile Leadership Moment
A fragment shows Mrs Upstile urging action with her husband responding Ready. The dialogue hints at urgency and a push to proceed despite a delay in getting dressed. The exchange reflects domestic tensions during a hurried moment.
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Coffee and Tea Use Fuel U.S. Milk Output
Statisticians report 3,000,000 coffee cows and 750,000 tea cows in the United States. Annual coffee and tea consumption uses far more milk and cream than domestic production, with 1.0 billion pounds of coffee and 85 million pounds of tea driving milk needs well over one-eighth of total U.S. dairy output. Sugar used in coffee and tea totals 800 million pounds yearly.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
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United
Cream and Milk Consumption Rises Says USDA Survey
A USDA survey shows fluid milk and cream use rising for years. Average per person daily intake in 1923 was 1.6 pints, with farm households with cows at 1.78 pints and nonproducing farms and city homes lower. The farm data cover about 30 000 farm schedules and city data span nearly 200 cities representing about 235 million people.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Boards of Health
Dairy Cow Feed Needs Balancing Silage and Legume Hay
The dairy cow requires about 50 pounds of silage and 15 pounds of alfalfa or clover hay plus 6 to 10 pounds of grain. Relying on alfalfa or clover without a silo is a mistake as legume hay alone is not balanced nutrition.
Home Grown Dairy Ration Components and Costs
A practical home grown ration uses four parts ground corn two parts bran or oats and one part cottonseed linseed or soy meal. At least four-sevenths of the ration is corn. If mixed with oats and soy bean meal the ration may be entirely home grown. last winter a bushel of corn fed cost $1.62 when corn prices were low.
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