Opening Evokes Harding Policy of Complete Park Conservation
This piece recalls President Harding’s 1923 Yellowstone opening declaring absolute protection for the national park system. It outlines battles against commercial exploitation, past legislative struggles over water power and dam projects, and the era’s shift toward broad park conservation while noting Harding’s Yellowstone visit and public support for preserving parks as national treasures.
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Qur National
John Dickinson Sherman
Warren G. Harding
Yellowstone
America
Congress
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Harding
Yellowstone Park
Friends of the Park
Park
National Park
Doctor Ifill
Smith
Idaho
Billings & Commission
National Parks
National Organization of Defense
House
Senate
Water Power Commission
Walsh
Montana
Yellowstone Lake
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
United States Reclamation Service
Scott Leavitt
Jerome Locke
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Appalachian National Park
Virginia
Public Lands Committee
Franklin K. Lane
National Parks System
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
San Francisco
Yosemite
Lane
Alaska
Continental Divide
Mammoth Hot Springs
Horace M. Albright
Artist Point
Grand Canyon
Lower Falls
John Colter
St. Louis
Colter
James Bridger
Jim Bridger
Mars
Cornelius Hedges
Wyoming
Jackson Hole Country
Jackson Lake
Teton Mountains
Paul the Apostle’s conversion and drive to righteousness
Lesson outlines Paul’s birth in Tarsus, his Jewish home and Bible devotion, trade training, and patriotism. It covers his conversion on the road to Damascus, the voice of Jesus, and his aim to know Christ’s power, pressing toward the prize of the heavenly calling.
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Jesus
Paul
Paul the Dauntless
Tarsus
Moses
Samuel
Timothy
Joseph
David
Isaiah
Achilles
Hercules
Ulysses
Damascus
Christ
Jerusalem
Saul
Jesus of Nazareth
Furganity and the Hopeful Echoes of Youthful Repetition
A compact reflection on human need for happiness and repetition across generations, echoing Dickensian wit. The note muses on staying young while reusing phrases and ideas in social life.
Evidence of Immortality Quotation by Emerson
A brief note presents Emersons assertion that human dissatisfaction with alternate solutions serves as strong proof of immortality. The quotation frames belief in life beyond death as a conclusion drawn from persistent doubt.
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Emerson
The Age Before Us
A reflective line on human progress from the past iron age to a future golden age, attributed to St. Pierra, presenting a philosophical view of history and advancement.
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St. Pierra
Any Woman Can Marry Any Man She Wants
A brief social saying notes that a woman may marry any man if the man is willing, reflecting a traditional view on marriage agency and mutual consent.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
Cuticura Soap daily plus Ointment periodically keeps the complexion clear scalp clean and hands soft. The fragrant Cuticura Talcum completes the trio for a full toilet routine.
Penguins Return to Southern African Islands after War
After wartime gun practice and defense activity frightened penguins away, southern coast islands see colonies returning. Guano deposits are expected to rise as the birds resume their prewar habitats and familiar districts.
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Africa
Gea sickness noted as distraction from troubles
A brief remark highlights gea sickness as a redeeming feature that makes you forget other troubles. The statement uses casual tone to contrast illness with personal relief.
Grievances Shared On Small Provocation
A remark notes that every man carries a grievance and will recount it at the slightest provocation, reflecting on human habit of airing complaints.
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Bledled Terrace
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Paul, the Apostle
Dickens
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Fort Wayne
Bellans