Coolidge Sees Nation Returning to Normal After War
In a Washington interview, Vice President Coolidge says the war era deformations are easing and the nation moves toward normalcy. He urges economy, budget reform, and a restoration of moral values as keys to lasting recovery and prosperity beyond money.
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How the Ancients Found Relief From the Torrid Heat
The article surveys Roman villas and famous estates used to escape heat in Rome and countryside. Maecenas Tibur Hadrian Horace and Pliny are cited with villa life and water features. It contrasts vanity of urban life with rustic retreats and notes public baths at Ostia and garden comforts of ancient estates.
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