Yellowstone’s Fifty First Opening and Park Policy Défense
Warren G. U Warding's death prompts tribute to the park movement while Yellowstone marks its fifty first opening with an admin policy of absolute conservation. Dr John Wesley Hill voices Hoover Harding era defense against commercial exploitation, noting battles over damming Yellowstone Lake and broader park protections amid ongoing congressional fights and presidential visits. Yellowstone’s history spans Colter, Bridger, Washburn, and the 1872 establishment, with Jackson Hole expansion planned to enlarge the park.
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Land of
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Loyer Falls
John Colter
St. Louis
Colter
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Jim Bridger
Cornelius Hedges
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Montana
Jackson Hole Country
Jackson Lake
Teton Mountains
New Fashion Coats and Knits Highlight Practical Style
The feature praises coats and suits for practical comfort and smart appearance in soft wool weaves, camel hair sport coats, and jacquette ensembles. It notes knitted outerwear for children offering elegant yet practical garments with sailor collars, inverted plaits, and matching color trims for fall wear.
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Waves to order at resort use machine makes real surf
A Washington Star report describes a device that can create six waves in a lake using four plungers. Operators can produce long rolling swells or short whitecaps by coordinating the plungers. The system runs on an electric motor at about one dollar per day.
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Smoker Stories in Boston Evening Transcript
A note on the paper’s habit of publishing inventive tales under the guise of necessity. The piece argues many stories are created without real need, reflecting on editorial choices and reader expectations in Boston.
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Short Gloves and Bracelets Fashion Note
A style guide notes that short sleeves permit wearing short gloves, while long gloves are optional. The wrist-length glove is stylish, and bracelets can complement the look by closing the space at the end of the glove.
Bracelets for Sleeveless Gowns Highlight Arm Adornments
Upper arm bracelets are worn with short sleeved frocks, showcasing bold wrist and arm jewelry. The fashion note emphasizes matching bracelets to sleeveless gowns for a complete, chic look.
Black Organdie Fashion Note in Period Dress
Describes black organdie as a rare, novel fabric often paired with silver cloth or a bright lining and enhanced with gay embroidery, highlighting its charm when it appears in period fashion.
Batik Color Craze Spreads to Hats and Stockings
Batik artwork floods this season with dyed stockings and silk meragerie in riotous color. Felt hats join the trend as batik designs appear in unexpected places this season.
Prune dishes and bran omelet feature in old recipe notes
A collection of kitchen tips shows prune dessert with cinnamon and citrus, bran omelet with onions, and breakfast apples pan fried with butter, cinnamon, and sugar. Also included is a raspberry jam gem batter with sour milk baked in gem pans.
Worms and Warnings in a Quizzical Proverb
A quirky adage notes that a worm remains steady when you stumble standing tall. The line hints at resilience and sole certainty amid missteps.
Sandwiches From Bread and Butter to Fruit Sherbet
A collection of old fashioned sandwich and dessert ideas includes clover flavored bread and butter, club style ham and turkey sandwiches, a fruit mince meat mix with dried fruits, and a fruit sherbet recipe with citrus juice and pineapple.
Mummies Ground Into Paint Delights Artists
In earlier eras mummies were exported and bought by color manufacturers who ground them into a delicate brown liquid paint for artists. The practice reflected historic attitudes toward mummies as raw materials rather than sacred remains.
Their Thrifty Landlady
A whispering boarder warns Jim against eating the rice pudding after a wedding next door, as reported by the Boston Evening Transcript in a brief social note.
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Appalachian National Park
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Public Lands Committee
Franklin K. Lane
Cackison Lake
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