Outdoor Good Manners Cartoon Contest Prompts Reform
Genevieve O Connell of the American Nature association explains the National Outdoor Good Manners Cartoon contest to curb bad summer camping habits. Endorsed by the American Association of Cartoonists, it invites professional and amateur cartoonists to depict roadside beautification and preservation of nature. The professional entry deadline has passed. amateurs are encouraged to submit.
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Genevieve O’connell
American Nature Association
American Automobile Association
State Boards of Health
Washington
Arthur Newton Pack
American ‘Association of Cartoonista
Eugene Zimmerman
Outing Pledge for Good Sportsmen Promotes Nature Respect
A public pledge by John Dickinson Sherman urges careful driving and adherence to traffic laws on trips. It calls for leaving camps clean, avoiding pollution, using minimal woodland resources, respecting wildlife, and supporting forest and wildlife preservation through parks and preserves.
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John“Dickinson Sherman
Cartoon Contest Promises Prizes and Free Subscriptions
Entries due by June 1 to Cartoons Nature Magazine Washington. Prizes include 25 10 and 65 with ten 1 honors. 18 winners receive a year's free subscription and a technical critique. Judges include J N Darling Dorman H Smith O Kessler R Bruce Horsfall Arthur Newton Pack. Contest supports natural resources advocacy and outdoor ethics.
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Cartoons Magazine
American Association of Cartoonists
J. N. Darling
Ding
Dorman H. Smith
O. Kessler
R. Bruce Horsfall
Nature Magazine
American Nature Association
Arthur Newton Pack
Association
Sixteenth Street N. W
Washington
Battle of Corunna (1809) and Moore’s Death
Historic Corunna on Spain’s northwest coast housed an 1809 Peninsula War clash where Sir John Moore and a small British army retreated and struck a notable pursuit defeat before Moore perished. The note contrasts a child’s view of a wriggling creature with playful tolerance.
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Corunna
Bé&T
Spain
Portugal
John ‘Moore
Not All Afraid of Snakes in Wild and Captivity
A fragment notes that most wild animals and their young fear snakes, though newborns may be born in captivity and show fear differently. the text then shifts to an experiment with a human baby revealing a remarkable response.
Strength and Will in Applied Power
A concise reflection on how strength requires not just muscle but resolve and guidance. It argues that profit comes from grit and the ability to decide and direct effort effectively.
Roads integral part of nation and motor trucks role
Dr. J. G. McKay of the bureau of public roads says present day highways are essential to daily life. He outlines three motor vehicle service classes local distribution short haul and long haul with regional variations in Connecticut Ohio and Pennsylvania and notes the importance of regulation to safeguard mass transport.
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J. G. McKay
Bureau of Public Roads
Doctor McKay
Connecticut
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Roads Facts From United States and Canada Tour
A projected three year road tour outlines the U S and Canada highway system. The Lincoln highway from New York to San Francisco covers 3142 miles with 4 percent unfinished requiring uniform sign marking. Federal aid highways totaled 10628 miles completed in the year ending July 1. India campaigns for motor bus routes and notes rail gaps. A new highway bill must build roads rapidly and curb corruption.
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United States
Canada
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Changes in Baseball reflect new player demands
Bt Louis Browns business manager Bill Friel notes shifts in the game saying players now expect the club to cover their training and personal needs. He recalls earlier times when he had to supply his own uniform and bathe in street clothes after practice.
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Bill Friel
Louis Browns
St. Louia
Jimmy
McAleer
New York Club Hostess Quinan Discusses Divorce Gossip
In an interview Quinan, a New York night club hostess, recounted a dialogue about divorce scandals. One woman recalls a husband who adores sardines and canned foods, while the other admits poor cooking skills.
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Texas Quinan
New York
Fresh White Baby Clothes With Red Cross Ball Blue
An advertisement proclaims fresh clean baby clothes with Red Cross Ball Blue for sparkle without streaks or damage. It claims safety for garments and notes availability at all good grocers.
Thoughts During a Fall in Hove Prompt Inquest Guarded
A man in Hove England slipped in a bath tub and while falling pondered if he would break his neck if there would be an inquest if his wife would be inconvenienced giving testimony and if foul play would be suspected by a jury. All questions were answered in the negative.
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Hove
England
An Excellent Place to Stay Is Out of Trouble
A concise items note suggests a lodging option seen as safe and reliable. It emphasizes a peaceful stay and avoidance of trouble, framing the location as a prudent choice for travelers seeking security and comfort.
Albania Builds First European Railroad Spanning Twenty Three Miles
Albania advances from its status as a rail-less nation to construct a first line twenty three miles long, joining it with other European countries in railway development.
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Albania
Europe
A Child’s Laxative by Dr Caldwell Promises Gentle Help
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello, practicing 47 years, denounces harsh cathartics for infants and children. He advocates his Syrup Pepsin as a harmless laxative to establish natural bowel regularity during constipation, fever, colds, or indigestion.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
yDr
Caldwell
Pepsin praised for soothing stomachs in infants
An old advertisement claims a 60 cent bottle of Pepsin from Monticello Illinois can cleanse and regulate the bowels of infants and children. It promises a free sample bottle and urges readers to try the product at stores selling medicine.
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Monticello
Tllinois
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Historic Battlefield
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San Francisco
India
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General Motors
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