Indiana Lost River and Lick Creek Secrets Unearthed
Cincinnati Enquirer surveys Indiana orange valley wonders from Orangeville to French Lick describing Lost River, its subterranean sinks, healing springs, and karst network. It notes cave systems near Paoli, Stamper’s Creek, Lick Creek embankments, mound remains, and ancient fortifications with artifacts and possible uses.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Orange Valley
Indiana
Orangeville
French Lick
Lost River
River Styx
Washington County
Orangee
Orleans
Hades
Paoli
Carlsbad
America
Higgins Farm
Stamper
Spring Mills
Lick Creek
Lick Creeks
New Prospect
Easeo Eieoa Faa
Fatoka Creek
Valeene
Abbeydell
Princess Helen and Joan of Arc statue noted in Beaugency
Princess Helen duchess of Sparta is Victoria’s twenty second great grandchild. A statue honoring Joan of Arc was erected at Beaugency by subscription, marking her 1429 victory over the English on June 17 1429.
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Tybee
Philadelphia Times
Savannah
Tybee Island
Georgia
St. Augustine
United States
Britain
Tybee Beach
Princess Helen
Duchess of
Sparta
Queen Victoria
Joan of Arc
Beaugency
T. T. Timagenias
Harvard University
Lady and theater scenes mix with fashion notes in Oslo era pages
A collage of names and events including Magdelena Toreson in Bergen and an Indoors play at Dagmar Theater Copenhagen, plus royal gossip on the Duchess of Heagands and a Solesmes abbey ceremony. Fashion echoes describe gowns with plaid ribbons, bold tartan loops, magnolia and sky tones, and lace trimmed evening outfits with fur and velvet accents.
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Magdelena Toreson
Bergen
Norway
Inden Dore
Dagmar Theater
Copenhagen
Mme. Thoreson
Hendrik Ibsen
Paris
Miscellany of odd facts and social notes
The piece surveys a mix of figures and curiosities including a near thirteen million popular vote projection, London post office telegraphers, a kidnap scare in Atchison, and bread quality. It recounts Jews in Jerusalem rising to 60 000 70 000, a theft tale with diamonds hidden in old shoes, and a critique of medical advertising with Labouchere’s view on puffery and professional ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Atchison
Promised Land
Jerusalem
Palestine
Labouchere
Notable Arts and Money Tales From Times Past
A survey of cultural figures and a history of currency marks. Timagenias and Alma-Tadema illuminate education and style, while Longfellow anecdotes and operatic fortunes illustrate stage and society. Chronology traces coinage shifts from colonial copper to the dollar and the thaler’s distant echoes.
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Joachim
Thal
Bohemian
Schlick
Globe
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Sina
SECON
Fair and Fashion
Queen
Abbey of
Solesmes
Nita
Europe
Harrisburg
The
Great Sun’s Council
Order of Aeden
Washington Star
Prince of Wales
Alma-Tadema
W. D. Howells
Longfellow
Sir Augustus Harris
de Reszkes
London Daily News
Sir Augustus
Ohe
Jean de Reszke
la Blache
Louis Globe D&mocke
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Swene
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