Europe’s waterways reshape commerce and defense networks
The article surveys how continental Europe and partner nations invest in canals and navigable rivers to link population centers with coasts. It highlights France's extensive canal system and planned sea capable canalization, Germany and Belgium's river networks, Holland's dense canal web, and Britain’s mixed approach, noting terminal facilities and rail-water connections as key to efficient transport.
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Europe
Klolland
Great Britain
Scotland
France
Cette
Rhone
Marseillles
Oise
Seine
Havre
Rouen
Paris
Loire
Rhine
Meuse
Scheldt
Dunkirk
Gravelines
Bordeaux
Bay of Biscay
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Medierranean
Peninsular
Straits of Gibraltar
King George
Elbe
Germany
Basel
Mannheim
Saane
Danube
Ems
Rhine-Rhone
Strassburg
Berlin
Hamburg
Havel
Spree
Weser
Oder
Vistula
Memel
Pregel
Belgium
Brussels
Louvain
Brusséls
Waal
Holland
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Delft
Hague
Leyden
Amsterdam
Emory R. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
National River and Harbor Congress
Rhine River
How Vegetarianism Hurts Us
A skeptical essay argues against vegetarianism, recounting a young man on a sparse diet and criticizing vegan theory as misguided. It urges understanding human digestion, notes occasional vegetarianism may aid science, and promotes periodic meat abstinence to enhance health and happiness.
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Tentil
Egypt
Jungle
Prairies
Hal
Columbia Presa Syndicate
Unclear Quote Sparks Debate on Marriage Proposals
Fragmentary conversation captures a claim that many girls do not intend to marry while another voice challenges the idea. The exchange mentions a proposal to someone named séverak, highlighting tensions around commitment and social expectations.
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Séverak
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