World Travel Offers Bold Atlantic Ocean Tours
A garbled travel catalog lists 1961 62 tours from Sydney to Europe and England with numerous ships and routes. It mentions cabins, first class, and one class fares, including ships like Arcadia Strathmore and Neptunia, detailing durations from 13 to 188 days and prices ranging from £509 to £1,399. It touts American, British, and Oceania connections, plus Cuban credit plans and flexible payment options.
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Sydney
Fna
Touris
Seamer
Ry Arcadia
England
Europe
Canberra
Bane
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Qrontes
Aurelia Ingland
Caratraky
Nerina
Strathmor
Euros
USA
Japan
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Deparis
Southern Cross
Towillem
Yo Wien
Seaton Soc
Athens
Anril
Denarty
Mat
Oa Neptunia 5 Son
Yan Ah Dom
Monarch
San Francisco
Flaminia
Los Angeles
New Zealand
Fiji
Tahiti
Samoa
Hiawaii
Sapae
Par East
Cunard
Canadian Pacific
U.S
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Australia
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Cave Maret
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Panama
Early Art Books Inspire Children to Look and Learn
A review of children friendly art titles explains how early exposure develops taste for quality in line and color. Holme's The Children's Art Book and Berry's Art for Children present engaging pictures with clear commentary to spark curiosity in young lookers.
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Geofrey Holme
Studio
Holme
Ann Berry
Digging in Australia Lacks Tools and Treasures Found in U K
An Australian paradox is noted as locals lack usable ruins and diggable sites unlike the United Kingdom where amateurs frequently uncover barrows graves and standing ruins within a short travel. The piece references artifacts from Stone Age to Norman invasion and discusses the book Archaeology and Society by Grahame Clarke as a clear guide for amateur excavators, priced 13/6d.
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Australia
United Kingdom
Ameteor Excavators
Archaeology
Grahame Clark
Disney
Cambridge
Tatest
AC Archaeology and Society
A Spanish Boy Looks Back On His Village
A review of Miguel Delibes The Path discusses a cast of village youths led by Daniel The Owl as he contemplates leaving for the city. The narrative unfolds in nostalgic flashbacks, balancing earthy humor with a conservative Spanish worldview and probing progress versus tradition.
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Iberia
Spain
Miguel Delibes
Delibes
Daniel
the Owl
Rogue
Vitoh
Buniel
Wishp
Hag
Seins
Tor the Watch
Miquel Tietihes
Pati Hooivh
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