Word: vacationers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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¶ Readers of the many words written about the President's vacation at Custer Park might, until last week, have almost concluded that South Dakota sent only one Senator to the U. S. Senate. Thousands of U. S. citizens who previously had hardly heard of Senator Peter Norbeck found his...
I miss the covers drawn for TIME by Artist S. J. Woolf. What if he has gone galavanting off on a vacation to Paris, Vienna, Brussels [TIME, May 30] ? Tell him to come home, for he has certainly galavanted enough by now. TIME readers want more Woolf covers, if I...
¶As the vacation-bound presidential special crossed South Dakota, the state turned into a 400-mile-long cheering section. Farmers stood in fields of young, ankle-high corn, forgot mortgages and vetoes, cheered. Townspeople gathered at railroad stations; in their hands were hats and flowers; in their hearts were...
¶There are some 20 full-blooded Indians in the (dismounted) cavalry guard assigned to care for the President during his vacation. Among them is Corporal Little Ghost, reputedly a grandson of Sitting Bull, Indian chief whose warriors defeated and killed General Custer at Little Big Horn. From his many...
It is a sad day for the American brook trout when President Coolidge takes himself and his retinue on a vacation. Equipped with hip boots and a fishin pole, and carrying a can of real bait--garden-worms of the common squirming variety--the Chief Executive descends on a stream...