Columbus and Columbia Across the Americas Rise Again
The article traces Columbus's legacy across the United States and beyond, noting place names, institutions, and monuments bearing his and Columba derivatives. It highlights the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, a Chicago statue unveiled on August 3, and recent Columbus memorials including a Central Park statue found in storage and planned public displays.
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Columbus
South America
Republic of Colombia
Caribbean
Republic of Panama
Colon
Cristobal Colon
Ceylon
India
Colombo
North America
Canada
British Columbian
Columbia
United States
District of Columbia
Hall
Happy Land
Ohio
D. C
Georgia
Indiana
Kansas
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Columbus Junction
Columbus Grove
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Missouri
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Florida
New York
Oregon
Washington
Columbiana
Alabama
Columbia City
Columbia Falls
Minnesota
Columbia Heights
Columbia University
New York City
Columbia College
Iowa
Knights of Columbus
Chicago
Legion
Paris
Spain
Lake Front
Columbus Drive
Charles Brioschi
St. Paul
Milan
Italy
New York Times
Christopher Columbus
Rome
Central Park
Columbus Park
Baxter
Mulberry
Bayard
Park Streets
Robert Moses
Emma Stebbins
Park Department
John Barnell
Syracuse
Barnell
F ‘Sta
Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth St. Tion
Andrew N. Green
Central Park Commissioners
Academy of Design
Vitamins chart and dietary tips from a reader letter
A reader requests a brief list of foods rich in vitamins A B and D. The article outlines a comprehensive vitamin chart by Dr Helen Mitchell, notes sources of vitamins A in butter eggs spinach and tomatoes, B sources in yeast grains and nuts, and D sources in cod liver oil milk and irradiated foods. It emphasizes a varied diet to meet daily vitamin needs.
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Helen Mitchell
Battle Creek College
Oldest Christ Medallion Found in Trieste
A medal claimed to be the oldest representation of Christ was found in Trieste. Only five such medals were known, struck during Emperor Tiberius. One side bears the Messiah’s head, the opposite side reads The Messiah has come in peace, the Light has shone upon men.
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Christ
Trieste
Tiberius
Man's Judgment in Attributing Motives a Study
A concise observation notes that people judge others by imputing motives while often failing to assess their own intentions. The statement frames self-awareness as a key factor in understanding human behavior.
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Ojeda
Espanola
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the Landif Columbus
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