National Parks 1924 47 An Expanding Movement
The National Park Movement grows as about 5 million volunteers organize into affiliated groups guiding policy and funding. Secretary Work advances three core principles to keep parks untouched for future generations, education and public use while expanding park roadwork and new park sites across Old Dominion to Alaska and beyond.
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John Dickinson Sherman
United
Washington
Coolidge
Army
Ita
Congress
Work
Interior Department
Utah National Park
Landa
Bhenandoah
Great Smoky
Southwest
Rocky Moundain
Colorado
Natonal Parka
Ite
Hot Springs
Arkan‘ie
Mount Reinier
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Yosemite
Caifornia
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Mount Ratner
Yostemite
Rocky Mountain
Oseraite
Platt
Oklahoma
Euteland
Lafeyette
Maine
Hawaii
Montene
Mount Balaler Opes Juans
Crater Lake
Oregon
Mount McKinley
Alaska
National Parka
Fall River
National Park System
Glacier
Continental Divide
Park
Helens
Mont
National Parkas
Secretary of the Interior
Appalachians
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Mammoth Cave
Lafayette
Ecological Society of America
Copgress
Glacier Bay
Afulr
Muir National Park
Glacier Bay National Monument
New Mexico
Texas
Conrad
National Park
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Mar Tional
Donagons
Lane
Wilson
R. Brice Horefall
Yellowatona
Forest Service
National Forests
Izaak Walton League
Longs Peak
Stocky Mountain
Agnes W. Vaile
Denver
Walter Kiener
Switzerland
Timberline House
Chaain Lake
East Gorge
Sumit
Alope
Boulderfield
Vaite
Klener
Miss Vaite
Sortland
Bates Park
Misa Valle
Kiener
Timberline
Longe Peak
Mount Rainier
Sequoia
General Grant
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Bungalow Type of Home Adapted to High Location and Shallow Lot
Article by William A. Radford on designing a story-and-a-half bungalow suited to terraced, shallow lots. Describes layout features such as living and dining rooms, two kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and two baths. Emphasizes low profile, overhanging eaves, terraced lot fit, and modern conveniences.
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Waller City
Precaution for Winter Varnishing and Drying
Guidance on varnish drying under cold or hot conditions emphasizes maintaining about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, providing ventilation, warming the building, and ensuring the undercoat dries thoroughly before applying a finishing coat to avoid cracking gloss loss and wrinkles. It warns against adding linseed oil or turpentine after cooling and stresses proper ingredient ratios during cooking and aging.
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William A. Radford
William A. Radeford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
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