Underground Railways Transform World Cities
Prepared by the National Geographic Society notes Stockholm moves to build a comprehensive subway costing millions. It traces London's early tube, New York and Paris progress, and the rise of underground transit driven by crowded streets and city growth.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Stockholak
Sweden
Stockholm
Ticeadilly Circus
London
Nhost
New York
Broadway
Bowling Green
Rome
Fourth Avenue
Chicago
Berlin
Liverpool
San Francisco
Glasgow
Scotland
Germany
Budapest
Hungary
Baston
Paris
Metro
Philadelphia
Madrid
Ittenas Aies
Tokyo
Buenos Aires
Osaka
Moscow
Boston
Buston
Underground
Plccadilly Station
Teendilly
Tandon
II Chienge
Chienge
RIDDLES and Misprints From a Curious Page
A jumble of pun riddles and garbled lines asks what fills with air what plate cannot be eaten from and which land lies nearest the North Pole. Answers include Matches Poland an empty plate silence and other wordplay fragments. The page shows stray phrases and misprints like A squeezed olot and raccoon cone openings.
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North Pole
Poland
Tongus Twisters Among European Explorers
Eight energetic Englishmen eagerly examine Europe while five fishers hunt for frogs. Ten fingers tinker with ten tinder boxes as ten men test new flints in a quirky scene from a playful column.
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Tongus
Europe
Shermer
Tor
Fashionable baby and child ensembles brighten spring
A New York Times fashion column notes babies and young children are dressed in age appropriate ensembles reflecting adult trends. It highlights the Malty and feminine styles, lace trimmed gowns, high waisted frocks, and matching coats in green basket weave, with outfits for twelve year olds embracing navy blue. It also covers christening robes and new band styles for infants, plus the influence of Kate Greenaway revival and directoire revival on children’s wear.
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New York
Wong
Dres
Celine
Divertaire
Kate Greenaway
Uzed
Exeh
Por Obe
Hind
Wizabeth
Duke of York
Sandwich Recipes From Leftovers In 1950 Kitchen Notes
The article lists various sandwich fillings using leftovers such as ham, beefsteak, sweetbreads, and bacon. Projects include preparation steps, ingredients like mayonnaise, chutney, celery, pickles, and ways to assemble between buttered bread for multiple sandwiches. It reads as a home cooking feature from a 1950 newspaper column.
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Polly
Pally Parrat
Yolly
Everyoe
Polly Parrot
Poly
Hamburg
Spruce Up Meals with Prized Prune Dishes From the Preneh Masters
Readers are guided through a set of simple, flavorful dishes designed to elevate everyday meals. Recipes include Scrambled Egos Tarafie-Simmer with canned tomatoes and eggs, Omelette Pont Neuf with vanilla and butter, Requefart Dressing for lettuce, Spicy Salad Dressing with grapefruit vinegar and Roquefort, Cheese Souffle with butter flour milk and cheese, and steps to bake until creamy and serve hot.
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Cutler
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