The American Tourist Sees Paris
A lengthy travel essay surveys American tourists in Paris, focusing on the rise of tourist third class on transatlantic ships. It notes growing eastbound passenger totals, costs from 160 to 220 dollars, and the appeal to students and professionals. It includes French reactions and humorous anecdotes contrasting American efficiency with European scenes.
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Proehl Haller Jakson
Ray Walters
Worcelyn Travel
United States
Itnalf
Iast
Cunard
Boas
Atantic
New York
International Marenn the Marine
United States New
Dateherin
Tratlan
Europe
Alx
Rfch
America
Lww
Queropa
Hd Company
Ine
Middle
Far West
Journalism
Paris
London
Rome
Venice
Rhine
Mikado Title and Imperial Role in Japan
The Mikado, or exalted gate, is Japan's sacred emperor. The term is used mostly outside Japan. within Japan the ruler is titled Penshi-Sann Wan of Twenty and viewed as the source of wisdom and the nation’s foundation. The office is the longest continued in existence.
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Japan
Celtic Calendar Fragment Found at Coliguy France
A Celtic calendar fragment discovery at Coliguy France yielded about 200 bronze pieces. The find dates from years ago and suggests a complex ancient timekeeping system.
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Coliguy
France
Calendar Revision Shows 55 Day Year With 80 and 20 Day Months
The PathFinder article reports scientists stating the Qellic year has 55 days divided into months of 80 and 20 days. To align with the solar year an extra month must be inserted roughly every two and a half years.
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Pathfinder
Something to Think About by F A Walker
A警Essay warns pleasure seeking youth about smoking and skipping duties. It argues that indulgence erodes ambition and self respect, leading to untrustworthy behavior and eventual career failure. The piece emphasizes self reflection and discipline to avoid drifting into ruin.
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F.A. Walker
Port i
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Why of Superstitions Reveals an Ancient Serpent Myth
Harving King explains the belief in reassembling snakes, tracing it to Egyptian myth of Set or Typhon. The piece links the superstition to a long tradition where a severed serpent is thought to reform, echoing Osiris’ war with evil and enduring conflict between good and evil.
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United States
Apepi
Typhon
Osiris
Horus
Osirla
Nogenizor Syndicates
Poetic verse on justice and charity declaimed
A fragment of verse urges judges to weigh all fairly and aid the weak. It condemns idle people while stressing care for the poor. The lines invoke candor, protection for the distressed, and moral duty in rulings.
New Carrot Salad and Easy French Dressing Recipe
A salad how to using carrot cubes with Lemon Jello, grated carrot and onion, celery, and mayonnaise on lettuce. French dressing combines olive oil elder vinegar salt cayenne sugar and egg. parsley and pepper add seasoning for a tasty galade.
A Good Little Kid Poem Recounts Tender Night Reflections
A poem about a lively child who defies rules yet remains a good little kid. The speaker notes the child’s roughness with boys, curious requests, and innocent noise. Despite daily scolding, love shines as night falls and parental worries soften into tenderness.
Frontline Texas Youth Recalls War Courage in France
In September 1918, Major Bulger chats in a shell hole with a fatigued Texas youth who, after a year in combat, recalls hunger, shelling, and mud. He volunteered after Senator Morris Sheppard spoke of national honor, saying his drive to serve came from duty and family dependence. He vows he would not hesitate again.
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Paris
America
Pantheon
Monsieur
Scott
Shmillar
Montmartre
Kidder
Marseilles
Marseillais
Cincinnati
France
Cineinnati
Baretman Bulger
A. B. FB
Bulger
Heinles
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Dorn
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