Motorboating May End Venice Gondola Era
Motorboats, thirty three, bought to navigate Venice canals, signaling a shift from traditional gondolas and gondoliers to motor traffic. The piece recalls gondola culture, Hugo Smith's Venice, and the romance of canals as boats replace quiet glide with modern speed.
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Headache Advice Echoes From a Venice Balcony
A fragment discusses persistent headaches and self treatment, warning against neglect of underlying causes. It cites auto intoxication and eye strain as possibilities, then quotes F. Hopkinson Smith on Venice and a balcony moment, ending with a vivid sensory line about oleanders and the night wind.
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Guiding Your Child: Healthy Daydreams and Goals
An article by Alice Clarisst Richmond argues that constructive daydreaming fuels future achievement. It urges children to set ambitious goals and work toward them, noting that dreams become harmful only if they replace real effort and action.
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Curator Traps Bird To Crown 20 Year Hunt
Melbourne A. Carriker, associate curator at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, completed a 20 year jungle expedition in South America by bagging seven Giant Tinamous after overcoming harsh conditions and near starvation. He also collected 2,500 rare birds and a Bolivian hummingbird among his prizes.
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