The Ram in the Sky and Ancient Myth of Aries
The article explains Aries as the vernal equinox in the Ram, notes precession shifting the Sun's position, and mentions that in the last two millennia the equinox moved toward Pisces. It discusses star magnitudes, Gamma being a double star, and references Delphin or Deliahea as an ancient designation. Mythology ties Aries to the Golden Fleece and the Argonauts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishes
Aries
Helle
Hellespont
Jason
Hercules
Riviera trip: Cannes to Grasse reveal glitter and grit
A traveler recalls a Riviera journey from Cannes to Antibes and St Paul, describing the Promenade scene, Alpine roads, and medieval towns. The piece highlights villas, art shops, Picasso in Villefranche, Matisse chapel near St Paul, Grasse perfume factories, and the stark realities of perfume work in the industrial heartland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picasso
Villanris
St. Paul
Meri Matisse
Grasse
Fragonard Ard
Paper Usage Will Double Worldwide by 175
New York report says world consumption of pulp and paper, now at TF million tons, is expected to double by 175 years ahead, according to economists cited by the American Forest Products Industries public relations department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPL
American Forest Products Industries Public Relations Department
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Hooks
Newton
Riviera
By Shirley and
Bob Sloane
Cannes
Frante
Carlton Hall
Paris Herald
Miami
Promenade Des Anglsis
Collins Avenue
Tiereitilly
Indiaa Creek Drive
Florida
Suvayan Alps
Bude County
Amevien
Miami Beach
Laer
American Society of ‘Travel Agents
Aly Kahn
Rita Hayworth
Antibes
Barajas
Vilages
France
Jeff
Cayuds-ser- Mer
Verve
Frans Twelynand Vient
Veneo
Cote d'Azur
Ra Rontard
Zizainie Butte
Eliot Ness
General Electric
Iuah
Wah Que
Dees
Peete
Hayward
Paul McCobb
Ene
Orrefors
Tamour
Jen 95 Quistanard
Mission Boulevard
Wintersong
Ste Mary's
King Xine
Ici
STOEL
TNS Eee Tal
Haly
Topaz
Emerald
Hong Kong
ART Palmer Paint CO
Rew
Grove Way
Hayward Corner
Foothill
Roysen
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