Collegiate Tours Open World Travel To Students
The Art Crafts Guild of Chicago with Canadian Pacific Steamships offers affordable overseas trips for students and professionals. Departing from Montreal and Quebec, itineraries include England Holland France Germany Italy and more. Tourist Third class provides comfortable travel at reduced rates on first class liners with deck activities and river voyage via the St Lawrence.
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Europe
Art Crafts Guild of Chicago
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Montreal
Quebec
England
Holland
Belgium
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
St.Lawrence
Wise Rule of Life and Mona Lisa painting notes
A collection of quotations on living kindly and reflection on a mosquito anecdote and a nonreligious Mona Lisa portrait. The Mosquitoes joke recalls winter vacation habits while the painting entry clarifies Mona Lisa's historical context and Leonardo da Vinci's work from 1500 to 1504.
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John Ruskin
Mona Lisa
Leonarda da Vinci
Mona
Lisa Gherardini
Francesco de Giocondo
Leonardo da Vinci
Hoover meditation on cabinet as reshuffle rumors swirl
President elect Hoover hosts talks with Coolidge Mellon and others in Washington weighing German reparations farm relief and a potential extra session. Speculation centers on Mellon staying at treasury and potential appointments for Morrow Klein and others as the cabinet forms ahead of inauguration.
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Elect Hoover
Washington
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Hoover
United States
America
Latin America
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Interior
Interior Department
Bascom Blemp
Virginia
William J. Donovan
Mr. Hoover
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Mr. Donovan
Miami Beach
Cuba
Haiti
Porto Rico
Mexico City
Federal Farm Board
Pennsylvania
EX RICKARD Dies After Appendix Operation In Miami Beach
Ex promoter Siegfried Rickard, renowned in American sports, died in a Miami Beach hospital from complications after an appendectomy. His body lay in state at New Madison Square Garden, which he built, and funeral rites drew 10 000 attendees including prominent sportsmen and celebrities. Benjamin Duke, leading figure in American tobacco, also died that week.
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Rickard
Miami Beach
New York
Madison Square Garden
Benjamin Duke
Salvation Army council in Sunbury urges Bramwell Booth to retire
The Sunbury meeting of the Salvation Army High Council adopted a resolution asking General Bramwell Booth to retire due to ill health after sixteen years as leader. It stated he would keep the title of general and the associated honors upon retirement.
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HH High Council of the
Salvation Army
Sunbury
England
Bramwell Booth
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Annewathawaye Corrace
Stratford
ON + AVON
Boston Transcript
Irodarhani
Ami
Annan Mutt
Tsaessues
Hume Reptarane- Pt
Tribune Book Store
Norfolk
Clyde River
Edward W. Pickard
Jebate
Irdea
Borah
House
Fenn
Census Committee
Middle
Far West
Ichigan
Etta Mae Miller
Wets
Miller
Sebastian 8
Kresge
Nand
Anti-Saloon League
Harris
Georgia
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Army
California
Carl Spatz
Ira Haker
H. A. Halverson
H. BR. Quesada
Roy Hope
Los Angeles Air Field
Army Air Officers
West Indies
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Aviation Corporation of the Americas
Havana
Amelia Earhart
Santiago de Cuba
Igor Sikorsky
London
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Yugo Slavia
Alexander
Peter ‘Ivkovic
Rhin
Sriteln
Nicholas
Cannés
Nicholas II
Cyril
OAE
Pan-American Conciliation Congress
Kellogg
Frank R. McCoy
Bolivia
Paraguay
China
Japan
Hankow
Nanking
Tsingtao Harbor
Hartford
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
John
Miss Trumbull
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