Yellowstone Largest and Most Famed Park Acknowledged
A 1920s narrative recalls Harding administration support for national parks led by Yellowstone. It describes legislative battles to protect parks from commercial exploitation, notes the 63 year timeline to prominence, and recounts President Harding’s Yellowstone visit detailing Grand Canyon views, Old Faithful, and wildlife encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickinson Sherman
National Parks
Warren G. Harding
Yellowstone
Palfey
America
Congress
National Park
John Wesley MII
Lincoln Memorial University
Harding
Yellowstone Park
Park
Atharwlen
Lane
Alaska
Continental Divide
Yellowstone Lake
Mammoth Hot Springs
Horace M. Albright
Grand Canyon
Lower Falls
Jona Cor
Boy Scout Round-Up Aims Toward Half Million Members
The Boy Scouts of America celebrate a campaign goal of 100000 new members as total scouting reach nears 646471 with 18473417 scouts and 141004 lenders. President Harding funds streamers for each troop meeting the quota and letters of congratulations accompany awards. The round-up inspires troops from Kansas to Marion Ohio with ceremonies, while the Prince of Wales lauds the movement and foresees global growth boosting citizenship and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America Daily
Toyward
Scouts
Harding
Kansas
Marion
George Harding
A. R
Prince of Wales
Prince
Wales
Boy Scouts of America
James B. West
United States
Scout Brotherhood
Scout Makes Survey Shows Leisure Time of Devils Lake Boys
Scout Executive L D Fackler and local officials surveyed 244 boys twelve years and older in Devils Lake North Dakota. The average age was fourteen and leisure time every six days excluding Sundays was 21.81 hours. The survey likely underestimates total leisure time and warns of grave dangers if idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Scout
L. D. Fackler
Mr. Fackler
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Local Notice
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases, no discernible event or action. Unable to identify persons places or dates. preserves limited proper nouns and potential institutions but lacks coherent facts for a full card.
Mrs Butler's Aches and Pains and Relief Report
Philadelphia woman Charlis Bur writes of severe back and abdominal pain since April. After visiting Mt Holly she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and reports renewed strength and ability to work. She uses Sanative Wash and requests a free copy of the Private Test Booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mt. Holly
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charlis
Course of Time Graduation Query Quip
A playful exchange questions graduation focus with the reply that the expected course is the course of time. The remark satirizes measured progress and irony in academic planning.
True Story From a Village About Concrete and Springs
A contractor works on a concrete road in a New York village while an observant old lady notes the reinforcement and quips that bed springs are being laid in the concrete. The piece also mentions an oxyacetylene pantograph adapting the flame for controlled metal cutting and cites Matthew Arnold on patience and genius as energy.
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New York
William
Oue
Scientific American
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Scott Leavitt
Jerome Locke
Bull
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Blemp Wi
Appalachian National Park
Virginia
Mell
Public Line Committee
Widenpen Recreation Park
K. Bane
Enaldeds Mareny
Pathe
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Polley
Badied Terrace
Wresthobe
National Council Scoute of
Anerlen
BOY Scout
Davis
Boy Scout Movement
Kaew
Covennon Templeton Baye
L. E. Pinkham
Devan
Doan
Idaho
Robert Dealy
River Strait
Ano
Troy
Matthew Arnold
Ereet Neeret
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