Adventures Across South America From Andes to Rio
Frederic S. Isham recounts his South American journey filled with vast distances and unexpected dangers. He portrays the Trans-Andean railway as treacherous with landslides and high altitudes, and observes chaotic passenger travel from Chile to Argentina and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Isham
Globe Trotter
Detroit Free Press
South America
Mr. Isham
Andes
Inca Lake
Buenos Aires
Jack Ar J
Co operation in Bible times and modern farming villages
W A Lippincott argues that ancient Israelite farmers lived in rural villages for mutual protection and work. He notes today’s farmers face similar pressure to coop erate amid economic and social threats and suggests a return to village farming, as seen in Germany.
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Ahijah
Israel
W. A. Lippincott
Kansas
Elijah
Jezebel
Hirsha
Saul
David
Samuel Pass
Desert
Germany
Simple Life Preservation in Canada’s Quiet Settlements
In the lower St Lawrence region the old ways endure as modern change sweeps the south. Women harvest grain with primitive sickles while log cabins and plantation memories fade, preserving a century old rhythm of life and a moment with Grandmere Trudeau watching the river and thinking of a son at sea.
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South
Canada
Lower
St. Lawrence River
Hoss Shay
Mere Trudeau
Sheacts
Christian Herald
Fragmented quotes touch on social figures and ads
A mix of fragmented lines mentions Alonzo and a girl, Verma expelled from a system with Dr Peery Vermitage, and a critique of society leaders. It also advertises Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops and includes domestic dialogue about Banks and his wife husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verma
Dr. Peery
Indians First Cubists and a Millionaire Park Plan
Lone Star of the United States Indian service argues that cubist art originates with American Indians two centuries ago. American Art News notes a collection showing square eagle figures seen as Cubist by observers. Vanderlip and partners bought 14 000 acre Palos Verdes ranch for 1 750 000 dollars to create a premier millionaire park with a 5 million dollar planned expenditure.
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Lone Star
United States Indian Service
American Art News
Palos Verdes Ranch
Los Angeles Harbor
Catalina Channel
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Skin Cleared by Simple Change in Food
A Kansas girl cured an eczema on face and hands by changing her diet to Grape-Nuts. She suffered five months with an eruptive skin condition labeled eczema and found relief as digestion improved and cryptin vanished. The Postum Co. promotes Grape-Nuts and cites The Road to Wellville with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Buenos Aires
Opera
Santos
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Rio Janeiro
DE LY Americl Biel Lives
Taeiro
PREVA
Buedos Alpe
Bible Times
Samuel Pitorer
the Centaur Company
New York
Bears
Castoria
Alonzo
Dean
Banks
Ned
REL
Keys
Jenmar
Abato di
Dover
Bushal
Iin
Manitoba
Ottawa
Columbus
Ohio
L. C. Smith & Bros
Galton Press
Masonic Temple
Cincinnati
Elias
Dreeke
Virginia Farms
N. Us
Cincinnath
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