Danube River Journey From Black Sea to Vienna
An illustrated travel sketch traces the Danube from the Black Sea through Moslem minarets and Orthodox domes to Belgrade and Budapest, noting navigable lengths, historic gates, and cities. It highlights Belgrade, Budapest, Vienna, and Bratislava, with reflections on trade, postwar life, and cultural landmarks along the river.
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Sorrel
Danube
Black Sea
Bor
Turnu-Saverin Astern
Herakles
Rapida of
Ambé
Kaleb
Orgova
Hudson
Buitt
Ramifi
Regula
Sallorman
Europe
Volga
al Bea
Otto Schwartz
Berlin
Pyramids
W. Brown
N. Y
Milan
Cathedral
Caesar
Reanus
Maximus
Trajan
Belgrade
Beogtet
Sava
Jugosiny
Jugoslavia
Budapest
Italy
Germany
Hungary
Buda
Renra
Pest
Little
Carpathians
Pressburg
Great Schutt
Vienna
Bratislava
Mainburg
Burgundy
Hamburg
Versailles
Austria
Democratic Republic
Maria Theresa
Greifenstein
Wachau
Poms
California Pig Syrup Helps San Antonio Child After Illness
A San Antonio mother departs a tale of her daughter Connie recovering after a dietary illness using California Pig Syrup. The advertisement highlights a fruity vegetable laxative trusted by physicians for over six decades and notes four million bottles sold yearly. It urges buyers to seek the genuine label California on the carton.
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Connie
H.W. Turnage
Ondwalder St
San An
Tonto
Texans
California
First transatlantic seaplane flight 1919 NO4 crosses to England
In May 1919 the U S buoy seaplane NO4 completed the first Atlantic air crossing from Trepassy Bay to Plymouth with stops at the Azores Lisbon Mondego River and Ferro. Commanded by Lieut. Com A Read the crew numbered four. An earlier nonstop flight was by John Alcock and Arthur Brown from St Johns Newfoundland to Clifden Ireland in June 1919.
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Atlantic
United States
Trapassy Bay
N. I
Plymouth
England
Azores
Lisbon
Mondego Rivar
Ferro
John Alcock
Arthur W. Grown
Englsh
St. Johns
Clifton
Ireland
Shark Takes Front Half of Bluefish On Nantucket
Ernest Pilman of Nantucket is the island’s sole fisher to catch half a bluefish. After five catches, he felt a strong tug and hauled ashore the front half of a bluefish. A shark had bitten the rest away midstream, leaving the remaining half intact.
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Ernest Pilman
Nantucket
Pillman
Stubborn wait for love robs people of emotion’s pleasures
The remark notes how waiting passively for someone to provide affection can cause individuals to miss much of the comforting emotion and intimate warmth that genuine connection offers, highlighting a potential flaw in relying on others for emotional fulfillment.
Secrets of Hotel Caviar Confusion Across Borders
An American guest in a Russian hotel discovers a caviar pricing mishap. A waiter explains caviar is included with meals in his prior city, but here it is charged, prompting the guest to skip caviar and swap to soup. A Russian friend reveals the trick: the hotel had no caviar to serve.
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Lina Donn
Bence Diven
New Republic
Nussie
Tim Elty
Bill
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Howe
Effect of Shock Cutup on Sleep Disturbance
A cryptic line notes that fear keeps one awake as a thief falls asleep until the Jar awakens them, implying unsettling effects of a shocking interruption on rest.
Lessening His Wonte Mother Andy Has a New Tooth
A playful item notes Andy receives a new tooth, prompting amusement from his mother and father. The snippet centers on a family moment with light humor and simple dialogue about growth. The tone mirrors a family-friendly newspaper blurb.
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Andy
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National Biscuit Company
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Madlepa Avenue
New York
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