Yellowstone anniversary marks Harding era park protection policy
Article recalls President Harding's official pledge to preserve the national park system from commercial exploitation, highlighting Yellowstone's 50th anniversary opening, its vast landscape, geysers, canyons, and the president's visit. It surveys long battles over irrigation and power projects, reform efforts, and the park system’s defense by national groups.
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John Dickinson Sherman
National Parks
Warren G. Harding
Yellowstone
Brat National Park
America
Congress
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Harding
Yellowstone Park
University
Friends of
Park
Damato
Dent
National Park System
Doctor Hill
Sixty Sixth Congress
Bencit
Tuyo
National Organization of Defense
House
Senate
Water Power Commission
Walsh
Montana
Yellowstone Lake
Sec
Retury
The
Interior Fall
United States ‘Reclamation Service
Scott Leavitt
Jerome Locke
Sixty Seventh Congress
Walsh Dem
Bixty
Fail
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New
Mexfco
New Mexico
Fall
Public Lands Committee
Franklin K. Lane
National Parke
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Bret
Francisco
Yosemite
Uni
Fght
Justice Served After Arab Knife Demand Incident
Harry Roundtree recounts traveling in Algiers where an Arab blacksmith demanded payment for a photograph. A Frenchman intervened and the man received 28 days in prison for menacing, illustrating a local sense of justice and caution in dealing with threats while abroad.
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Harry Roundtree
Algiers
Torggourt
Vilage
Last opry at town theatre named Albert Andersons monkeys
In a humorous vignette from a Massachusetts town, a janitor cannot recall the last show and asks an assistant for the last opry. The reply reveals the troupe was Albert Andersons trained monkeys, reflecting old timey theater slang and local color.
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Opera
Massachusetts
Ezzy
Albert Anderson
Houston Post
Potash Reserves in European Russia Estimated at 5.5 Billion Tons
Moody's advisory notes a comprehensive study by Prof Brian Jahnt koff, a noted agricultural chemist, estimating European Russia potash deposits at 5.508 billion tons with recoverable phosphorus varying by segment. Alsatian basin in France is cited at 2 billion tons.
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Russia
Moody's Investore’ S
Brian Jahntkoff
Soviet
European
France
Not So Good Tam and a Bashful Young Girl
A short dialogue recalls Tam a bashful girl with little to say in public. Her beau asks for thoughts and she replies they are not worth a penny. After a pause he asks if she thought of him, and she admits she did.
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Chicago Tribune
Gold From the Rand and Transvaal Output
The Bulawayo Chronicle reports that of 695,000,000 pounds of gold from the Transvaal in fifty years most is credited to the Rand. Last year value reached £31,871,587 mainly from the Reef line 69 miles from Gedald Springs to Randfontein. each mile averaged over £500,000 annually.
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Rand
Transvaal
Gedald and Springs
Randfontele
Bulawayo
Castoria Endorsed as Gentle Baby Remedy in Old Ad
Vintage advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe 80 year old substitute for narcotics and teething remedies. It claims doctor approval and a genuine bottle bears the signature, emphasizing ease for infant care without narcotics.
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Fletcher
Physiciang
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