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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

6

Red Gods Call for Wise Play and Camp Life

The piece urges Americans to balance vacation fun with rest and common sense. It highlights travel to Canada and national parks, notes rising auto camping and spending by visitors, and praises outdoor democracy while stressing careful company, temperate recreation, and the educational and spiritual value of nature.

John Dickinson Sherman Earth Ruymster United States Department of Commerce Amercan Tourist Bureau of Montreal United States Quebec 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 Mount Rainier National Parks National Parks Association Longs Peak King of the Rockies Mount McKinley North American

Polished and Coated Rice Are Used Widely

The article explains that polished rice has bran and germ removed, while coated rice contains small amounts of glucose to whiten and gloss. Miller practices add slight coating, but proper washing and cooking likely remove most traces. no evidence links coating to digestive issues, so coated rice is considered safe in a mixed diet.

Polta

Eskimo Music Has Noted Melodies and Chants

Eskimo music consists mainly of songs chants and melodies with strong rhythm. The tunes are crude yet traceable to keynotes and many melodies are said to be pleasing with some published along with music.

Porto Rico Would Elect Governor Under New Bill

In Washington the house considers a bill to let Porto Rico elect its governor in 1928. Governor Towner and leaders urge autonomy to boost self government while keeping Puerto Rico as a U.S. territory. They cite education gains and sanitary progress as signs of improving conditions.

Sovernor Towner Porto Wico Washington United States Supreme Court Towner House Committee On Insular Affairs Porto Rico

Smithsonian field work highlights 1923 explorations and fossils

The Smithsonian Institution reports 1923 field work across the United States and abroad with staff investigations in geology paleontology zoology anthropology and ethnology. Charles D Walcott studied Canadian Rockies fossils while G Gilmore excavated at Dinosaur National Monument Utah securing a mountable diplodocus skeleton and evidence of dinosaurs in Virginia including a 56 inch dinosaur footprint slab from Aldie Loudoun County.

Smithsonian Institution Washington United States Canadian Rockies Yangtze Valley China West Indies Panama Central America Labrador Europe Charles D. Walcott Canadian Rocky Mountains Clearwater River Bow Valley Columbia River Valley G. Gilmore National Museum Dinosaur National Monument Utah Gilmore Virginia Aldie Loudoun County

Motorists urged to reform road habits by AA president

Thomas P. Henry of the American Automobile Association calls on tourists to respect beauty spots and avoid litter, fires, and damage. He warns that careless behavior by even a single party can ruin locations for millions of future visitors and emphasizes personal duty in preserving countryside allure.

Thomas P. Henry American Automobile Association America

Preservation of Upper Mississippi river bottoms bill

National interest mounts as Congress considers reserving river bottoms for game fish protection. Missouri Representative Hawes cites black bass as near extinction without safeguards. National scope includes pelts value and potential federal management under the Biological Survey. Denver Izaak Walton League leads local support with Colorado federation and Outdoor League of Colorado endorsements.

Mississippi Harry B. Hawes Missouri Mississippi Valley United States Naonal Biological Survey Denver Izaak Walton League of America Heartfest Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs Outdoor League of Colorado Colorado Colorado Mountain Club Garden Club of Denver Colorado State Forestry Association State Historical and Natural History Society of Colorado Denver Society of Ornamental Horticulture United States Forest Service Denver Mountain Parks National Park Service Colorado Fish and Game Protective Association Boy Scouts of America Olinger Highlanders Denver Parent- Teacher Association Denver Woman's Club Young Women’s Christian Association Camp Fire Girls Women's Legislative Council of Federated Women's Clubs

Marvelous Recovery Promoted by Vegetable Compound

A woman from Truman Minnesota recounts dramatic recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regaining strength to perform housework gardening field work and poultry care after childbirth and throughout harvest time. She endorses the remedy and notes it has helped many women for decades.

Patna Mia August R. Wiederhoft Truman Minn Lydia E. Pinkham

Java Cinchona Forest Key to Global Quinine Supply

The cinchona forest in Java spans about 25,000 acres and much of the world’s quinine comes from that country.

Java

Country life teaches virtue and love of independence

A Meander quote asserts that people learn virtue and independence by living in the country, emphasizing simple, civic-minded living as a path to personal character.

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