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BIRDS AND ANIMALS Bird Homes of Distinction U.U Japanese Pagoda MartinTemple Copper roof Pr|ce *pr $30.00 Size 30K x 30i4 x 21 Catalogue on request LEWIS P. KELLY R.F.D. 4, Dept. N. Peoria, 111. Beautify Your Garden with GRANDPA BIRD HOUSES You men and hoys who like to tinker for pleasure or profit—get my big collection of plans and instructions for huilding Grandpa Bird Houses. Many new and beautiful designs that add to the charms of the home and garden. Any one can make them. Everything pictured and explained. Send $1 for lhi- prize collection of simple work-shop plans. Valuable information about song blrd3 and tips on making Mitt included Free. GEORGE J. BREIDERT 1051 N. Elmwood Ave., OAK PARK, ILL. 1 Cwi»r mm Houses tor $ Weight HI lbs. CRESCENT CO.. Toms River, N. J. 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The lure of the lonely gorge of the Nantahula, where flows the "Noonday River", of the hidden land of Cherokee tribes that still dwell beside the rushing Ocona-Lufty of their fathers, invites the modern covered wagon that glides on rubber- shod wheels to lands that lie back of beyond. Here one may pause at the side of paved roads yet be under the spell of the Great Silence that is intensified when evening comes by the whisper of far-off torrents. There one may make roadside camp in the heart of the unspoiled wilderness and sleep refreshed by the aroma of virgin balsam forests—lonely firs marooned from a forgotten age here on the lofty table-land of Dixie. Long ago the beauty and abundance of Nature in Carolina drew Andre Michaux, Joel Poinsett, Agassiz, Audubon, Clingman, Bartram—the fathers of American natural history. Today, the lure of glamorous shore and romantic tidal river in the Low Country renders Charleston a southern Provincetown, while purple heights and the flaming autumn glory draw poet and painter to the Valley of Lynn, where once the music of the tumbling Pacolet soothed the last hours of Sidney Lanier. IV To the increasing multitudes who pause in the Carolinas in the Great American Migration that moves between north and south with the seasons, wistful marshlands, sea-gazing barrier islands, fragrant pinelands, purple mountains represent the abiding soul of this land—these form memories that weave into their dream, inviting them to linger, beseeching them to return. 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Circular free, Bird-Lore Magazine Box 678-3 Harrisburg, Pa. $1.60 ■ year (6 lasuas) /\ The Beauty-Garden Wren House Corrortly built of wood j/f Bamovable front 'for cleaning Ml^W Will last years Qreenrreostained Price T.ri cents each or 3 for 11.95 postpaid Nonr So (loop NONI So ClIRAP Send for literature and prices of our BULng elobc and sundial. THE BEAUTY-GARDEN PRODUCTS CO. 127 So. Main St. Monroe. New York 350 Mention Nature Magazine when answering 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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