No Corner on Scenery East Boasts Its Parks
A 1920s style article extols eastern wilderness, comparing parks to famed western regions and Yellowstone and Yosemite, noting the Grand Canyon as a national marvel while suggesting undiscovered scenic riches in the East.
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Rocky Mountains
High Sierras
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canyon
Eastern wilderness parks contrasted with western ranges
The article describes four eastern wilderness parks Great Smoky Mountains Shenandoah Acadia Isle Royale and compares their older gentler mountains lush forests and diverse wildlife with the rugged West It notes Skyline Drive in Shenandoah Route access Isle Royale by boat and park services including free campsites and ranger naturalists while listing lodging guidance and seasonal hotel activity.
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United States
North Carolina
Anid Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Acadia National Park
Maine
Lake Superior
Canadian
Michigan
Isle Royale National Park
Great Smokies
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Appalachian Ranges
Piedmont Plateau
Rock Harbor
Isle Royale
Bar Harbor
Mount Desert Island
Chamber of Commerce
Gatlinburg
Tenn
National Park Service
Panorama Tunnel
Skyline Drive
Pitching Value and the Shifting Roles in Baseball History
The article argues that evaluating a pitcher requires considering team quality and opponent strength, citing Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson as benchmarks. It notes that great pitchers often benefited from strong teams, while some thrived even with weaker clubs, and mentions Babe Ruth and George Sisler’s position changes as examples of evolving player roles.
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Christy Mathewson
Matty
Phil Murchildon
Athletics
Feller
Newhouse
Walter Johnson
Grover Alexander
Johnson
Washington
Cobbs
Ruths
Jacksons
Speakers
Lajoies
Collins
Alexander
Phillies
Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Pete
Cardinals
Clint Hartung
Ruth
Norfolk
Andy Freedman
Mathewson
John J McGraw
Bucknell
George Sisler
Michigan
Browns
Baltimore
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Ed Barrow
Babe
Indian Lookout Rebuilt as Monument at Fort Sill
Fort Sill Oklahoma restores a blockhouse once used as a warning post during the Indian wars. The wooden fortification, praised by Gen William T Sherman, overlooks fifty to sixty miles of prairie as it is rebuilt after sustaining damage from a stray artillery shell in 1942.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Oklahoma
William T Sherman
Sherman
Phenothiazine-Salt Mix Eases Sheep Worms at Texas Substation
Four season tests at Sonora Texas show phenothiazine-salt troughs reduce stomach and other roundworms in sheep without individual drenching. Ewe worm eggs dropped from 1180 to 60 and lambs from 1700 to 30 per gram, with heavier lamb crops and no health issues observed. Dr I B Boughton notes the mix eliminates need for individual treatments.
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Texas
Sonora
I. B. Boughton
Salt Speeds Hog Gains in Purdue Feeding Tests
Hogs given salt in daily rations gained 1.71 pounds per day versus 0.67 for those with none. Each additional pound of salt boosted gain by 0.45 pounds and saved $5.60 in feed per pound of salt, per Purdue University tests.
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Purdue University
Alarm on Freezer Brings USDA Warn Signal for Home Units
The USDA funded tests leading to Brown Instrument Company development of an audible alarm for home freezers. Electronic potentiometers monitor temperatures at 16 points, ensuring constant readings and earlier warning if a freezer fails. Improved freezer construction complements the new alert, boosting food protection.
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USDA
Brown Instrument Company
Effective 2,4-D mix aids small grains and grass
The ammonium salt of 2,4-D at 15 percent combined with 2.8 pounds per 100 gallons of urea and fermate is proving effective for small grains and grass. This 2,4-D mixture targets weed control while promoting growth in the treated areas.
Plow Down Cover Crop To Conserve Moisture
Iowa State agronomists advise plowing down cover crops early to save soil moisture. Rye and vetch use moisture quickly in warm weather, risking insufficient moisture for germinating crops without rain. Nitrogen is added to the soil as part of the process.
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Iowa
Impress People by Your Letter Writing
A vintage guidance snippet on crafting engaging letters invites friends with concrete visit details and attire tips. It promotes a booklet titled How to Write Letters for All Occasions from Weekly Newspaper Service, offering a mail order for 25 cents.
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Westlith St
New York
N. Y
Four Indoor Wind Dials Known to Exist
A Curiosity from the 18th century, the indoor wind dial is a large clocklike instrument showing the 32 compass points. It uses a wind vane on the roof to indicate wind direction. Three of the four surviving dials are in London at Kensington Palace, the Admiralty, and the British Museum. the fourth is at St Magnus Monastery in Fussen, Germany.
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Colliers
London
Kensington Palace
Admiralty
British Museum
St. Magnus
Fussen
Germany
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Houghton
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Grand Marais
Minn
W. Johnson
Indian Lookout
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Carole Landis
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
ARMY
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West Point
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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