Castle Miramar Gardens Show Historic Imperial Wonderland
A National Geographic bulletin recalls Miramar near Trieste as Maximilian and Carlota’s fairyland retreat. Marble castle, sea views, and meticulously tended gardens reveal a harmony of architecture and nature, with baths by the Adriatic and a legendary era in Austrian imperial history.
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Ashington
Carlota
Mexico
Miramar
Maximilian
Trieste
Austria
Italy
Archduke Maximilian
Belgium
National Geograph Society
Kamar
Miranicir
Fruropé
Dhe
Firamue
Sharabanes
Masimilien
Ian
Eye Exercises Claim to Improve Vision Without Glasses
An article reports Dr Samuel S Harris of Boston offering optical exercises to cure near and farsightedness and astigmatism. Readers are told to perform methods like the swinging wall or ceiling door look and the flashing exercise to strengthen weak eyes and reduce dependence on spectacles.
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QSTON
Br. Samuel S. Harris
Boston
Harris
Harr
Violinista claims to sharpen vision with new method
Dr Harris of Harvard Medical School promotes optical gymnastics called the violinista as a remedy for near sightedness. He says 70 percent of glasses wearers could ditch specs with these exercises, while electrical massage aids remain for severe cases. Paris report notes the device as a near sightedness countermeasure with a perforated score and hinged violin.
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Rye Lalisthenics
Harris
Harvard Medical School
New England Association of Physical Therapeutics
Paris
Miss Cambridge Winner Keeps Youth Through Work
Lucy Regan, 26, titled Miss Cambridge for 1924 26 27, is praised for housework driven routine. She rises 4:30 am to cook, clean, bake, tend garden, care for twins Stanley and Warren, and nap daily to preserve beauty while boxing with her husband and dancing the Charleston. Her regimen includes eight hours sleep and tea or milk with no strict diet rules.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Cambridge
Mass
Rose Regan
Marcel
Miss Cambridge
Regan
Charleston
Stenley and
Warren
Shaker Settlement's Echo in Warren County History
A long-remembered Shaker colony began near Lebanon in 1805 with John Meacham Benjamin Young and Issacher Bates arriving at Turtle Creek. The article recalls Union Village's rise and decline, Abbas Hilmi's Egypt era, and early envelope making innovations.
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German Republic
Ebanon
Veiten
Sam Abbas Hilmi
Khedive Afj
Keypl
Ont
Shem of Brick
Egypt
Kiel
F Pennessy
Abbas Hilmi
Ellen
Ross
Land Plain
Yeas
Abbas
Kiet
Salors
Here
Turtle Creek
Lebanon
New Lebanon
N. Y
Maade
Kent
John Meacham
Benjamin Young
Issacher Bates
Turtlecreek Church
United Society of Believers
Shakeriam
Electric lights illuminate Tibetan palace in Lhasa
Reports from London say the Grand Lama of Tibet’s palace in Lhasa, the Forbidden City, is now lit by electricity. Tibetan engineer Ringang, trained by Chelmsford manufacturers, reached Lhasa with equipment and aims to electrify the city. Unverified reports mention a murder along the Indian frontier and attempts to harness a local waterfall for power.
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London
Grand Lama
Tibet
Lhasa
Forbidden City
Chinery
Chelmsford
R. DP
Ringang
Oday
Chelmsnidon
Ford
Wasj
Death Ends Odd Pair in Peabody Museum Exhibit
In an unusual tale from April, the horse fatally passed at 22 weighing 2500 pounds while Fatima stayed silent on age and weighed 2000. Soon after Fatima died, Old Bill followed. They will be displayed together at the Peabody Museum, a rhinoceros and a hippopotamus from different continents.
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Raven
Old “Ami
Fatima
Old Bi
Old Bill
Peabody Museum
Berhanenal Salem the Abyssinian Chronicle of Empire
A fragmentary description of Berhanenal Salem the Abyssinian weekly from Addis Ababa. The piece notes imperial signatures on issues and content ranging from court and church celebrations to provincial reports, with references to Ethiopian calendar holidays and empire life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyssinia
Italy
Alee Ly
Woman Will Find Happiness By Devoting Life To Career
A viewed column argues happiness for women comes through a great career rather than marriage. It contends beauty is a lesser pursuit and places career first as the path to fulfillment.
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Mary
Mars Riage
Chicago Opera
Dunes
Chile
Noveimber
France
Paris
ONION
Julia Blanshard
Tork
Caereer
Pickles blamed by W C T U for craving liquor
A Meihautic conference of the Women’s Temperance Union condemned treoty competitions ads and depictions of scantily clad figures at parties and dance halls. Delegates urged prohibition of beauty contests as corrupting morals and fueling liquor availability.
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Meihaurtic
Wonen's Temperance Union
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Marian Gush Snyder
F. W. Bush
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Harvard University
NEA
the Messenger
Daniel Regan
Ohio
ORDER
Khedive
Warren County
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jSnakers
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Bonnets
Wo Ko
Union Village
East Canterbury
Rusta
Louis VI
England
Warren, Lane
Edwin HU
Louis VII
Death
Old bin
Piper
Charles B. Piper
Society
Mary Garden
Niy
Gow
America
Africa
Europe
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