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Mars Hill Camp Union, Maine Sixteenth Season Provides constructive healthful activity for the growing girl and contemporary companionship of the right kind. Promotes an intelligent appreciation of the outdoor world, self- reliance and good sportsmanship. Horseback Riding, Tennis, Archery and all Water Sports. Music—Dramatics—Crafts Rhythmic Dancing Enrollment limited to thirty-five— Ages 8-18 years. For booklet and complete information, address: BEULAH FRANCES PACK 250 Forest Ave. Lakewood, New Jersey STUDY NATURE "Nature is the only book that teems with meaning on every page"—Goethe Nature Camps—conducted by Penn State Summer Session—for teachers and naturalists. Picturesquely located in mountains of Central Pennsylvania, where birds and wild animals abound. Study their habits and haunts. Learn, too, the characteristics of rare plants and trees. First camp—June 26 to July 17 Second camp—July 16 to Aug. 6 Lectures by eminent naturalists A vacation of fruitful, fascinating study that will bring you into a more Ultimate knowledge of nature and its myriad wonders. Illustrated booklet on request Professor Gf.orge R. GhiEH Director of Nature Camps THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE State College, Pa. College Courses AT HOME Carry on your education. Develop power to initiate and achieve. Prepare for college. Earn credit toward a Bachelor degree or Teaching Certificates by correspondence. Select from 450 courses in 46 subjects, including English, Mathematics, History, Education, Psychology, Economics, the Languages, etc. Write for catalog. aam'beraitp of Chicago 523 ELMS HALL CHICAGO. ILL. Make money taking pictures. Proparo quickly during .par. time. Also .am while you learn. No .xp.rl.no. necessary. New easy method. Nothing .Is. Ilk. It. Send at once for free book. Opportunities In Modern Photography, and full particular.. AMERICAN SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY Dept. 1605. 3601 Michigan Ave. Chicago. U. S. A. OLD SMOKY (Continued from page 324) and bred such outstanding patriots as Boone, Sevier, General Williamson and the great James Moore, who was South Carolina's first colonial governor. Swift flying detachments of backwoods riflemen from Virginia, Tennessee, the Carolinas and Georgia made short work of the Indian after the decision was made that he had to go. With no foreign ally at his ready command he was trapped like a hounded wolf at bay, snapping viciously at his foes. So deep did the razor edge of hate cut in the Carolinas that in 1838, President Jackson was led to banish his former allies— the Cherokees—to the Indian Territory. Thousands of them were deported, but a small remnant fled to the caves of their beloved Smokies. Smoke of their burning villages filled the gorges. Through the diplomacy of their adopted white chief, William H. Thomas ("Little Will", as he was affectionately called), twelve hundred were allowed to remain in North Carolina without government support. To this nucleus at Cherokee, N. C. we owe the credit for the last bit of colonial color left with us. Just preceding—and after—the Indian exodus, Great Smoky territory began to be over-run with real estate agents and squatters from New England and abroad. Even Daniel Boone assisted in the hegira. The dominating Anglo-Saxon who once rudely brushed aside his red brother as "a cum- berer of the ground" laid aside his deerskin doublet and scalping knife and applied himself to the more peaceful profits of husbandry. His unerring rifle continued to supply meat for his table from the teeming game of the forests. Send for "On Western Trails7' in planning your vacation See Page 282 /cam robe a LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT At home, by mail, liig fees. Pleat* tint, healthful work. Ezptrtl earn ISO to $201) a week. You rnn enrn while learning. Write today for details— AMERICAN LANDSCAPE SCHOOL 21A Plymouth itidg. Des Moines, la. OCONTZ WHITE MOUNTAIN CAMP FOR GIRLS Six-hole golf course, riding, tennis, .swimming, sailing — everything delights girls at Ogontz. Three bOK»- back rides a week, under a West Point officer, included In tuition. Arts and crafts. Rustic cabins with lights. Running water nearby. 700 acres. Near Sugar Hill, N. H. Two weeks may be spent at seashore by special arrangement. Under direction of Ogontz School for Girls, Abby A. Sutherland. Principal. Booklet. Ogontz School P. 0., Pa. QCape Cod Sailing Camps for Girls LANSET ^ ' Established 1905 On Pleasant Bay. South Orleans, Massachusetts Sailing with Cape Cod skipper in safe waters. 'Nimieutts 5-11: Quansets 12-18. Unusual development of health, initiative, character, personality. Leaders, sympathetic comrades to campers. AH water sports, tennis, riding. Sports suited to girl's age. Crafts, nature study, shop. Model boat building. Camp farm. Write for booklet. Mrs. E. A. W. Hammatt Box 24 160 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. €AMPS, ^Informatiod FREE catalogs and expert advice on ALL Boys* or Girls' camps in U. S. (also U.S. "School Guide"). Relative standing from official inspections. State Chartered Information Bureau. No fees. Call, write, or phone;— AMERICAN SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION 212 Timet Building. New York, or 121)1 -N*1 17 N. SlaleSt., Chicago ST. JOHN'S SUMMER CAMPS I What b*tt*r investment for your son than A healthful summer of planned mthity in Wis* oomln'l Land O' Lakes? Riding, golf, fencing. Water sports. Modern equipment. Tutoring if desired. Separate Junior camp. Catnlop. St. John's Military Academy. Box 517. Delaneld, Wis. MARANACCCK Camp for Boys 7-17 in Mini.i ii. ME. 22nd year. Maturo counselors. Cabins. Elective dally program. Riding. Sailing. Mountain, canoe and ocean trips. All sports. WM. H. MORGAN, Director 566 White Street, Springfield. Mass. ♦ 348 Mention Nature Magazine when amuering advertisements
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Several articles on the Carolinas appear in this 1931 issue of Nature Magazine. The magazine was collected by George Masa. Born Masahara Iizuka and raised in Japan, George Masa (1881-1933) emigrated to the U.S. when he was 20 years old and, in 1915, came to Asheville, where he lived the rest of his life. Masa was active in the Appalachian Trail Club and in the movement to establish the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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