Curse and tomb of Tut Ankh Amen draw global awe
The article outlines the Tut Ankh Amen tomb discovery by Howard Carter under Lord Carnarvon in Egypt. It notes the supposed pharaohs curse, the rescue efforts of physicians, and the high archaeological value estimated from the find. Mentioned are Carter, Breasted, Winlock, Gardiner, and Lady Evelyn Herbert along with Egyptian officials and foreign dignitaries.
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Chesterfield
Wonderful Linguist Mezzofanti and the polyglot legend
The article extols Cardinal Mezzofanti as a Vatican librarian who spoke over fifty languages and many dialects. It recalls Byron calling him a walking polyglot and notes praise from Coleridge about melodic language linking meaning and rhythm in poetry.
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Good talk like scenery charms with novelty and surprise
A brief piece from The Kitchen Cabinet in 1923 notes that good talk resembles good scenery with constant variation and the charm of surprise, suggesting lively conversation keeps attention and interest high.
Everyday Food Advice and Seasonal Kitchen Tips
A collection of simple cooking ideas includes boiling fish with Hollandaise sauce, a butter lemon sauce, a fruit cup dessert with grapes oranges pineapple and juice, and tips for serving orange juice and leftover fish in new dishes. The piece closes with a John Burroughs quote on childless lives and trees.
Forgery Course Found in Indianapolis School Slips
Civics teachers in an Indianapolis school required students to submit class schedules. One boy listed a course in forgery, prompting astonishment. Investigators found the boy was enrolled in a forging class at a foundry, revealing the mislabelled entry.
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