Prohibition Sparks Soda Fountain Boom and Candy Trade
As July 1 nears, experts predict drastic shifts in consumer habits. Prohibition will push drinkers toward soda fountains and candy, with chains expanding, cigar and tobacco shops rising, and tax concerns reshaping the beverage economy nationwide.
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Water Illusion Dangers in Ocean Bathing And Waves
A garbled historical note describes the deadly risk of deceptive water movements near shore, where waves and currents mislead bathers. It warns that panic, misperception, and the currents’ direction can lead to fatal outcomes for swimmers, urging caution and awareness of the surf.
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Mosul as Seen Through Aerial Pictures and Ancient Fortifications
Mosul, modern Nineveh, is described as picturesque yet unevenly attractive. Homes use irregular stone blocks with white stucco, flat roofs with parapets, and gypsum slabs for floors. Across the river lie remnants of ancient Nineveh with massive sundried brick walls and high foundations.
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Ruins of Nineveh Marked by Mounds and Defenses
Ancient Nineveh shows traceable stonework, a moat and protective earthworks. Kuyunjik mound hosts Sennacherib palace ruins from 700 B.C. Esarhaddon palace lies on the southern mound. Jonah’s reputed tomb sits within a long guarded village site nearby.
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