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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

11 Sep 1924

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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1924

Page

3

National Outdoor Recreation Plan Takes Shape in 1920s

The article traces the push for a national outdoor recreation policy led by the National Parks movement and a President’s committee. It notes key figures like Franklin K Lane Stephen Mather and Col Roosevelt and outlines the advisory council and its goals to coordinate federal departments with private groups to protect parks and expand outdoor access.

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Playground and Recreation Association of America National Conference On State Parks American Forestry Association National Park Association American Association of Museums Natural History Museums NCL Sam United States Wilson Congress Water Power Commission Franklin K. Lane Interior Lane Stephen T. Mather National Park Service Lawaii Livssen Volcanic Mount McKinley Grand Canyon Lafayette Harding Yellowstone Zion National Park President Coolidge National Parks Army National Park Army National Outdoor Recreation Conference Washington Coolidge Committee On National Outdoor Recreation Weels Work Wallace Hoover Roosevelt Weeks Federal Power Commission White Mountans Appalachians Tioover Bureau of Fisheries Nations Parks’ Association Theadree Roosevelt Mavy Charles Sheldon Boone and Crockett Club Robert Sterling Yard National Parks Association National Museum Chauncey J. Hamlin New York John C. Merriam National Academy of Sciences George E. Scott Illinois Vernon L. Kellogg Division of Educational Relations National Research Council Walter F. Martin John Barton Payne Board of South Park Commissioners Chicago Formmer American Red Cross Boone and Crotkett Club John Dickinson Sherman Colorado Better Homes In America Garden Week Campaign General Federation of Women's Clubs George Shiras Michigan Migratory Bird Treaty Regulations League of Wild Life Photographers James E. West Boy Scouts America June Deeter Rippin Advisory Council National Conference of Outdoor Recreation Albert B. Fall Public Lands Houses Nicollet Wisconsin Grand Coulee Yakima Mean Arkansas Ozark Missouri Georgia Virginia Pennsylvania Texas Jeff Davis County Senate Mesa Verde Mount Rainier Rocky Mountain Pittman Nevada Uncle Sam General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Hints of Spanish Styles in New Fall Millinery Designs

The piece outlines Spanish inspired fall millinery with refined crowns and brims, mantilla cues in veils, and the toreador and Spanish sailor hats. Velvet hats, wide ribbons, and lace dresses with Chantilly lace are featured, plus decorative combs and fashionable wraps. A second section discusses salad dressings and potato salads, with recipes for molded potato salad and beef and potato salad, plus mushroom dishes and preservation tips.

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Spain China India Iny Julia Bottomley Western Newspaper Union
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Irony of life echoes from a once-struggling newsboy

A Detroit News quotation reflects a man who rose from poor health and hardship to wealth and comfort only to hear a doctor advise him to return to a frugal childhood diet. He recalls shining boots for a politician and enduring years of scarcity on Hester Street before achieving stability.

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Polician Hester Street New York East Side Detroit News
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Kansas and Arkansas: origins and linguistic link

A brief note explains the words Kansas and Arkansas derive from Native American names. It clarifies the separation of the terms and their distinct etymologies, noting no direct connection between the two river and state names beyond shared Native American roots.

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Kansas Arkansas
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Kansas Tribe Etymology Linked to Wind

Histories note the Kansas or Kanze people named by early settlers and linked to the word meaning wind. The phrase ar kansas appears in some accounts as the tribe’s self reference or a descriptor tied to their location within the state.

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Kansas Arkansas
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Power of Attorney Defined in Plain Language

The text explains that a power of attorney is a legal authority granted by one person to another to transact business on the giver's behalf. It notes that the recipient’s authority is the power of attorney and clarifies the concept in straightforward terms.

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Pink and Silver Negligee with Pink Chiffon Panels

A pink and silver negligee features a knee length tunic with fan-shaped pink chiffon panels hanging from the shoulders to the hem. The chiffon pieces are loosely accordion plaited and suspended from the tunic, creating a flowing decorative effect.

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Mysterious Babylonian-Style Umbrella Adorning a Stubby Object

A description contrasts a stubby object with a large twisted handle carved in vivid Babylonian design and a pale flaming silk umbrella perched beside it, highlighting the eccentric ornamental value and striking contrast.

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Babylonic Design Questions Royal Umbrella Traditions

The fragment questions whether Babylonian kings used rain umbrellas and contemplates if present umbrellas reflect ancient practices. It hints at a design or cultural link but provides no concrete events or names.

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Babylon
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New Pansy Color Brightens Women’s Suits and Coats

A new pansy color described as a deep mauve enhances suits and tubular coats. The shade is said to be flattering to many women as it makes the skin appear whiter and more radiant.

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The Kitchen Cabinet Motto on Benevolence and Strength

The spirit of benevolence is a precious possession of mankind, but the spirit that raises humanity is rarer. Mussolini quote echoed as a reflection on virtue and resilience.

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Mussolinii
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Savory Poultry Dishes And Cozy Luncheon Delights

Seasonal guide to economical fowl choices and curry sauce served with distinct rice. Includes elaborate methods for Japanese style presentation and condiments such as peppers olives coconut and peanuts. Provides Ham Pie with Vegetables and Savory Luncheon Dish built from giblets and seasoned tomato sauce atop buttered toast with spaghetti and cheese.

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Golden Fields And Winged Beauties In Summer Light

A vivid description of grain fields ripening to gold under a bright sun. Butterflies and hummingbirds hover among the ripened crops, their wings seeming to hold nature's colors in a moment of summer splendor.

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Giant prehistoric shark teeth reveal massive ancient predator

A fragment notes huge fossil teeth from phosphate beds in South Carolina indicate sharks of 80 to 90 feet in length. By comparing with modern sharks, the article suggests these ancient predators were among the largest ever.

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South Carolina
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Passing Strange: A Woman Prefers Vision Over Sight

A wry aphorism attributed to Jack Canuck notes a woman’s peculiar preference for being called a vision rather than a sight, suggesting vanity or nuance in how names spark perception.

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Jack Canuck
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