 | 1925 - 504 pages
...schools, and of places of religious worship. It is a land of varied climes and scenery, of mountain and plain, of lake and river. It is the American heritage....land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness. — At National Conference on Outdoor Recreation, Washington, May 23, 1924. Obligation of Reasonableness... | |
 | National Recreation Association - 1925 - 300 pages
...and betterment and the strengthening of the quality of their citizenship. . . . We must make America a land of vision, a land of work, of sincere striving...land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness." Through play, citizenship is built up and community morale strengthened. Play is a process whereby... | |
 | 1924 - 260 pages
...schools, and of places of religious worship. It is a land of varied climes and scenery, of mountain and plain, of lake and river. It is the American heritage....land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness. [Extended applause.] The CHAIRMAN. I will now introduce the young man whose enthusiasm and courage... | |
 | Calvin Coolidge, United States. President (1923-1929 : Coolidge) - 1926 - 500 pages
...schools, and of places of religious worship. It is a land of varied climes and scenery, of mountain and plain, of lake and river. It is the American heritage....land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness. m A mightier force than ever followed Grant or Lee has leveled both their hosts, raised up an united... | |
 | 1926 - 410 pages
...and betterment, and the strengthening of the quality of their citizenship. . . . We must make America a land of vision, a land of work, of sincere striving...land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness." And President Coolidge's desire for America and Americans we would say should be the wish of us all... | |
 | 1925 - 730 pages
...schools, and of places of religious worship. It is a land of varied climes and scenery, of mountain and plain, of lake and river. It is the American heritage....land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness." Almost, Mr. President, when I read these utterances, when I contemplate their far-reaching influence,... | |
 | National Recreation Association - 1925 - 288 pages
...citizenship. . . . We must make America a land of vision, a land of work, of sincere striving for1 the good, but we must add to all these in order to...land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness." Through play, citizenship is built up and community morale strengthened. Play is a process whereby... | |
 | 1924 - 786 pages
...varied climes and scenery, of mountain and plain, of lake and river. It is the American heritage. \Ve must make it a land of vision, a land of work, of...striving for the good, but we must add to all these, in or4er to round out the full stature of the people, an ample effort to make it a land of wholesome enjoyment... | |
 | Percival Sheldon Ridsdale, Arthur Newton Pack - 1924 - 396 pages
...of lake and stream. It is the American heri' tage. We must make it a land of vision, a land of wor\, of sincere striving for the good, but we must add...make it a land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness.'1'' — CALVIN COOLIDGE He declared that the means and resources which we have should serve... | |
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We must make it a land of vision, a land of work, of sincere striving for the good, but we must add to all these, in order to round out the full stature of the people, an ample effort to make it a land of wholesome enjoyment and perennial gladness. 