Valley of the Rhone in France Awe Inspires Zeppelin Flight
The National Geographic account describes the Graf Zeppelin’s flight over southeastern France from Lyon to Avignon, passing Lyon’s river confluence, the cathedral and fortressed hill towns, the Rhone valleys near Avignon and Nimes, the Pont Saint Benezet, and the Dauphine Alps. It notes the Mistral aiding the southward leg, later hindering the northward return, with stops near Orange, Valence, and Grenoble as the airship traversed dramatic river gorges, ancient ruins, and monumental fortresses along the way.
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National Geographist Society
Washington, D.C
France
Hone
Toulon
Mediterranean
Lyon
New York
Rhone
Saone
Pourglere
St. Jean
St. Martin d’ Alnay
Fourviere
Mt. Blane
Rhone Valley
Niames
Avignon
Camargue
Nimes
Italy
Mont Cavalier
Rene
Tarascon
Gunset
Dotton Keep
Benucalre
Aucassin
Nicolette
Orange
Monthnar
Valence
Dauphine
Switzerland
Grenoble
Isere
Drac
Palace of Justice
Valley
The
Hotel de Ville
Grenoble Bios
The Treasure of the Bucoleon by Arthur D Howden Smith
Hugh Chesby tells of a hidden treasure connected to his uncle Lord Chesby. With Jack Nash and Nikka Zarenko they pursue clues to Constantinople and the Palace of the Bucoleon, racing rivals including Betty Kitus and Isa Constanti nople. The group infiltrates TokaliI s house and uncovers treasure while facing danger from a gypsy faction and rival seekers.
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New York
Hugh Chesby
Lord Chesby
Jack Nash
Hugh
Stranger
Youtou
Jack
Haglang
Chesby
Nikka Zarenko
Constantinople
Betty Kitus
Isa
Nikka
Watking
Waeeso Mikali
Mikall
Betty
Vernon King
King
Tokalil
Claver Rusa
Nilsen
Tokilil
Tokali
Kara
Bucoleon
Night Pursuit Through Stamboul Cloaked in Gypsy Secrecy
Nikka Zaranko and Jack flee Tokalji’s siege after a knife duel and gunfire. Pursued by Toutou Lafitte’s faction, they hide in Kara’s aid and escape through rooftops and a street chase into the Georgiana Khan’s quarter. They seek shelter with Wasao Mikali as dawn reveals new guards and plans for departure.
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Kara
Nikka
Giwaya
Tokalji
Bera
Tokali
Thia
Touton Lafitte
Hillyer
Serge Vaasillevicn
Glimi Bey
Touton
Gogtiah
Toutou
Tokaiji
Frank
Jack
Nika
Rafe
Glorgi Bordu
Nikka Zaranko
Didlcrious
Tokalsil
Tokeiji
Katheee
Mea
Thi
Bisst
Og Touton
Oto
Bec
Wasao Mikali
Tsemelia
Turkish Bath
Lion of Lucerne Monument Honors Swiss Guard
A Detroit News writer notes in Lucerne Switzerland a carved lion on rock guarding a shield with Bourbon fleur de lis. The dying lion commemorates the Swiss Guard massacred during the 1792 Paris revolt and reflects on royal ideals and loyalty.
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Paris
Detroit News
Lucerne
Switzerland
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Louis
Mole fur value varies with molt and season
The fur of the mole changes with the season. In winter it is prime and highly valued, while summer fur is shorter and less valuable. Molting in spring and fall causes further deterioration in fur quality and price.
Weather Augurs From Cats and Pigs Told Storms
Observers note cats and pigs as folk weather prophets with tails and squeals heralding squalls. In Seawell, a pig aboard foretold storms in the Far North, prompting timely preparations that saved the vessel on three occasions.
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Kitty
Seawell
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Recalled From 1892 Practice
The article notes Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and used a liquid laxative named Caldwall's Syrup Pepsin, promoted for women, children, and the elderly to ease constipation and related ailments. It invites readers to contact Monticello Illinois for a free trial bottle.
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Caldwell
Caldwall
Peonte
Monticello
Dinner for Two Deliberation Ends at Eleven Thirty
Walter asks for a cue about timing while the waiter offers a choice between the time and the check. Beth Georgie coordinates ordering dinner for two as the scene shifts toward a late hour.
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Beth Georgie
Walter
Mosquito Bites Balsam of Myrrh
A note discusses the claim that about twenty earthquakes occur daily across the earth. The quakes are minor disturbances, not catastrophic events, detectable only by highly sensitive instruments.
Rebuilding With Airplanes On Mont Blanc Observatory Site
Twenty years ago building a road to the Mont Blanc observatory would be impossible. Airplanes have enabled delivery of stones and materials to over 18 000 feet on the mountainside and the final road will become one of the world’s most expensive.
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Mont Blanc
Question and Answer Dialogue Highlighting Senator Sopehum
A dialogue features Senator Sopehum noting familiarity with public questions yet expressing concern that he does not know many answers. The exchange underscores the tension between visibility and solvency in political leadership as questions from the public surface in a quotable moment.
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Senator Sopehum
Lydia Pinkham remedy praised in Cleveland testimonial
A Cleveland woman reports personal relief from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after a long illness left her weak and unable to eat. A friend recommended the tonic, she took ten bottles and regained strength, writing that she still uses it until fully well. Testimonial notice appears with address in Cleveland and a Sioux City note.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia H. Pinkham
Arcade Avenue
Ecizanmra Tos
Hale
Van
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St. Benezet
Philippe-le-Bel
Arthur D. Howden
Smith
Glorgi Bordo
Jakka
Nitka
Tilms Boy
Vassilievich
Nash
Jove
Hilyer
Hisset
Yas
Torton
Ron
Toutou LaFitte
Bilger
Vansillevich
Hilmi
Toyton
Anime Weather Prophets
Allen
N.Y
Lydia FE. Pinkham
W.N. U
Sioux City
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