Dead Carthage scene and buried ruins unveiled
National Geographic notes new Carthage sites amid layers of Phoenician and Roman remains. Cape Carthage offers views toward Tunis Gulf and Sidi-bou Said as excavations reveal Punic ports, basilicas, necropolises, and a temple of Tanit with bones of sacrificed children.
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National Geographics Society
Washington, D. C
Carthage
Mediterranean
Cape Carthage
Dido
B. C. Fo
Byrsa
Gulf of Tunis
Baal
Tunis
Sidi-bou- Said
Pyrrhus
Hasdrubal
Haniélar
Hannibal
Scipio
Caesar
Cyprian
Augustine
Genseric
St. Louis
Medjerda
Bahar el Azraq
Blue Sea
Cape Kamart
Canaan
Palestine
Gulf
la Marsa
Camte
Iissar
Mathan
Tyre
Cambe
Sidon
Bareas
Hamilcar
B. C
Gauckler
Merlin
Poinssot
Service Des Antiquites
Pere Dellattre
Count de Prorok
Pere Delattre
Tanit
M. Scart
Baal Ammon
Home Cookery and Old Fashioned Dishes Recipes
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes detailing apricot and banana dessert, macaroons from corn flakes and raisins, espagnole sauce from calves feet and veal bones, cauliflower in drawn butter, baked Virginia ham with cider, Virginia macaroni with cheese and white sauce, baked chops with vegetables, and a note on using fruit syrups for pies, presented in a vintage home cookery voice.
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Virginia
The Answer Quiz: 20 Questions on History and Culture
A list of twenty trivia prompts covering topics from literature and people to battles, inventions, and geography. Each item asks for a specific historical or factual answer, including figures like Pocahontas, Tecumseh, and various inventions, events, and terms.
Answers and corrections from a 1799 quiz list
A dated prompt lists items and corrections including 1 Constellation versus L In surgente 1799 and Gen Francis Marion. Other entries name Eli Whitney Edwin Booth Edinburgh Carlyle French Revolution and more. Several corrections address spelling grammar and factual notes such as adverb versus adjective and that the Yangtsekiang flows to the Pacific coast between British Columbia and northern California.
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Pacific Coast
North America
British Columbia
California
Varied Notions of Heaven Across Times and Minds
A multifaceted survey traces heaven as a circus lot at Main street, a high mental peak, a mirage in credulity, a deity's abode, a peaceful land above the clouds, and as a guiding ideal of human aspiration. The Forum notes contrasting views from childhood tales to modern longing.
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Heaven
Oxygen sterilization method preserves fruit juices
Harvard Medical School researcher Dr. L R Cleveland demonstrates sterilizing juice with commercial oxygen gas. Using oxygen under pressure, he claims all germs and micro-organisms are killed in twelve hours to five days without harming juice flavor.
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L. R. Cleveland
Harvard University Medical School
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