Identifier: atopoworldwonder00chap (find matches)
Title: A'top o' the world : wonders of the Yellowstone dreamland
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Chapple, Joe Mitchell, 1867-1950
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Publisher: Boston : Chapple Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, located on the site of the original hostelry of Yellowstone Park, near Fort Yellowstone. Here are located the Mammoth Hot Springs and the Terraces of the Cods at the Gardiner entrance of Yellowstone Park. Across its threshold have passed many famous men
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Photo by J. E. Haynes Prong horned antelopes are the most shy and beautiful creatures among the half-wild,half-tame denizens of Yellowstone Park. The Park is a natural game preserve andin recent years the annual winter slaughter of its inhabitants by lawless hunters hasbeen put an end to by the ceaseless vigilance of the rangers j AHop o the World 29 in the gayety of the park, there stands on a rock ayoung girl, whose hair seems to catch the glint of thesun. She stumbles, and, as always happens in nov-els, there is a young man to catch her. However,auburn, or red, hair, is so rare in these times, thateverybody notices her. Consequently, each has hislittle joke about the titian-haired lass. When shefalls into the strong arms of this sturdy youngranger, who chances to be one of the party, it doesnot take keen observation to learn that a tiny sparkof love-light has been set aglow. In some way they manage to keep close togetherfor all the rest of the trip, oblivious of onlookers.What they

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