Record of 75 Embassies in Washington Highlights Diplomatic Growth
Washington hosts a record 75 foreign embassies with 40 more since World War II. Morocco Sudan and Tunisia recently sent ambassadors extraordinary to the United States. The growth reflects Washington as a diplomatic hub and reflects shifts in national borders and statehood.
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False Teeth Comfort With Alkaline Powder
Advertisement notes a denture powder named ASTEETH that improves comfort and grip for dentures. It claims no gummy taste, reduces odor, and suggests sprinkling on plates for easier eating and talking. Available at any drug counter.
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France Reails 100 Thermal Resorts and 1200 Springs
Paris reports France hosts about 1200 mineral springs and over 100 spas or thermal resorts where visitors can take the waters. Treatments typically run 21 days, with bathing season from May to October, a trend noted in the Bulletin Herald Classifieds.
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Modern Air Door Echoes Ancient Thresholds In Architecture
An exploration of door design from prehistoric apertures to futuristic air doors that seal by unseen currents. The piece traces doors through history from ancient temple thresholds to Roman Janus symbolism and medieval monastic entrances, noting modern doorless concepts and enduring folklore.
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Auto Insurance Rates Rising Across Urban Areas
Experts say auto insurance costs will keep climbing unless driving conditions change drastically. Increasing city traffic and higher claim awards push up rates, while safety improvements and stricter driver responsibility are emphasized as ways to curb losses. Theodore Roosevelt became the first U. S. President to fly on Oct 11 1910.
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