Camargue Cowboys and Cultures of France’s Wild Delta
The Camargue in the Rhone delta hosts cowboys and guardians who round up cattle and rodeo for social unity. French poets like Frederic Mistral shaped local identity through rustic life, language, dress, and traditions preserved by gardians and the Camargue pony amid mistral winds and marshy flats.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
France
Camargue
Rhone
Arizona
Nile
Australia
Tartaria
Provence
Frederic Mistral
Mireo
Mistral
Paris
Palestine
Spain
Rip van Winkle
Tibet
The Kitchen Cabinet Lobes and Kettle Roasts Menu
A feature describes revived Scotch kettle cooking and several recipes. Lamb Haricot uses lima beans and lamb square portions baked slowly. Oxtail Kettle Roast layers oxtails with tomatoes carrots turnips and onion then slow cooks. Roast Camelon of Beef combines ground beef lemon rind mace onions and bacon with bananas for a baked finish.
Brigand of birds sings through forest thieving rascal
Ednah Proctor Hayes captions a poetic speaker as a brigand of birds whose song steals notes from the forest and casts the prince of thieves as a barked rascal spending the forest from a single tiny throat.
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Rascal
Ednah Proctor Hayes
Domestic hints and recipes from a homekeeper’s guide
A period article outlines practical household tips from stain removal to bread cooling and ice for medicine. It includes simple remedies, craft ideas, and easy recipes such as baked apples with dates and sugar cookies, aiming to improve daily domestic tasks.
Traveling Duds for Women's Wear
A fashion writer notes Parisian women increasingly adopt travel wardrobes for steamer trips, motor tours, and aviation journeys. The piece details outfits, hats, footwear, undergarments, and essential accessories like Baedeker guides and Kodak cameras, plus innovative luggage designs and travel cases for both steamer and motor travel.
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Baedeker
Kodak
Calves' Chorus Echoes in Schoolroom Tale
In the winter of 1920 21 a Oklahoma district teacher recalls guiding children in song. A pupil Raymond insists he is late, but the teacher reassures him he is on time, while he humorously recalls Masterson's calves a bawnin g nearby.
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Oklamaha
Raymond
Masterson
Capper
Japanese mourn color seen in white bed sheets
The text notes that common people in Japan have never favored white bed sheets because white represents mourning in Japanese culture. It highlights cultural associations with color and funeral customs.
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Japan
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Citizen Printing Company
N Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Watson FE. Coleman
Washington, D.C
Dunn Laboratory
Main Street
Kansas City, Mo
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Ow! Chemical Works
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