Red Gods Call to Play and Rest in American Vacations
John Dickinson Sherman- recounts the spring call of the Red Gods urging Americans to balance work and play. He cites 1923 tourism figures for the United States and Canada, praises national parks and auto camping, and urges careful company on trips to national forests and scenic west parks. The piece touts outdoor democracy and the educational, spiritual rewards of nature.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Earth
United States Department of Commerce
Tourist Bureau of
Montreal
United States
Quebec
Union
Utah
Nevada
America
Chicago Motor Club
Scenic West
National Parks and National Forests
National Park Service of the Interior Department
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Yellowstone
Soume
St. Vrain Canyon
Kansas
Mualne
Louisiana
West Fis
Mount Rainier
National Parks
National Parks Association
Longs Peak
King of the Rockies
Mount McKinley
Veteran Judge Endorses Tanlac In Personal Case
Hon A P Tarbox a Nebraska judge and long time lawyer testifies Tanlac restored his health after stomach trouble from before the Civil War He says the remedy kept him on his feet for two years and praises its effects He notes Tanlac is widely sold by druggists with over 46 million bottles sold and promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation
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A. P. Tarbox
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University Place
Neb
Tanlac
Judge Tarbox
Tarbox
Manhoonward
Illinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Farragut Post
Lincoln
Musical tone opens lock demonstrated in Birmingham
A new safe lock in Birmingham opens by musical tone rather than a numeric code. If a safecracker sings a tone that does not match the lock’s tuned pitch, the mechanism fails. Safeblowers of the future would need tuning forks instead of chisels and nitro.
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Birmingham
England
America
Castoria Ad For Children And A Old Magazine In A Joke
An old Courier Journal exchange notes a familiar Castoria advertisement praising a child remedy as a harmless substitute for harsh medicines. A cartoonish exchange about retiring doctors and selling old magazines provides light humor. A claim of a new transparent adhesive paste is mentioned as a notable invention.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Weathervanes Return to Fashion in America
Weathervanes once common a century ago are regaining popularity as copper replaces gold leaf materials and colonial styles revive. Modern vanes become artful works rather than garish gilded figures, though care is needed to avoid waste with minimal material.
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America
Cleveland
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