Embassy in Paris to Move Into Historic Old House
Paris notes the United States government has bought an historic Paris residence for 1 million dollars. Built in 1769 as the Grimod de la Reyniere estate, it later served as Wellington's lodging from 1815 to 1818 before becoming a U S government property this year.
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Paris
Old House
International News Service
United States
Grimod de la Reyniere
Wellington
Mrs Chitwood's Recipes Salmon Salad and Croquettes
Mrs Chitwood's Recipes features Salmon Salad with canned salmon cabbage lemon juice and gelatin based filling set in molds served on lettuce with optional shredded celery. Also includes Chicken Croquettes with Broiled Tomatoes using onions carrots flour chicken stock cream egg and bechamel style sauce.
Paris Under New Ambitions and Oddities From Traveling Sparks
The text recalls historic shifts in the building at the Place de la Concorde from embassies to clubs and its later return as an American embassy symbol. It notes a evolving Parisian streetscape with a pecking bird toy, skyscraper lamps, and a poster of George in velvet attire priced at 499 000 francs. It observes elevator-like public humor about garages for rent for baby carriages and new urban signage.
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George
Haussmann
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Cercle Imperiale
Cercle Des Champs Elysees
L'Epatant
Cercle de l'Union Artistique
Place de la Concorde
Boulevard Des Italiens
Smart Tailor's
Rue du Faubourge St. Honore
Moore
Texas Syrup Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Amarillo Capital
Kraft
Kraft Limburger
Winesap
Curtis
Borden's Chocolate
Libby
Kellog
Canova
Baby Beef
Chuck
Volger's No
Gioc
Lipton’s
Amarillo
Mistletoe Creameries
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Great West Mill
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