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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1919

Page

18

Tide of Travel Turns South Toward South America Voyages

An era of winter pleasure cruises to Southern waters resumes after five years. A major South America cruise on the west coast, two months long, is nearly sold out. Travel experts anticipate travel demand to surge beyond prewar levels with many businessmen and vacation travelers seeking new markets and experiences in South America.

Mediterranean Egypt South America Andes West Coast West Indies Cuzco Peru Columbus Argentina North America Europe Mount Aconcagua Lima City of Kings New World Spain United States North Ralph Towle American Express Company

Maces Through History Mark Authority From Commons To Donnybrook

From the British House of Commons to Cromwell era symbols the mace embodies official power. The piece notes the mace as a weapon in origin and cites an Irish proverb from Donnybrook about using a bludgeon as a heady display of authority.

England House of Commons United Kingdom Cromwell Donnybrook Vaie Christian Science Monitor

War-time Command Sparks Confusion in Shellhole Scare

In a blunt exchange a lieutenant berates a Black doughboy who, startled by an incoming shell, leapt from his trench and moved toward a fellow soldier. The incident highlights tense morale and the strain of combat communication.

Keeping Up With Lizzie and Wartime Quips

In a syndicated feature, humor and reflections from early 20th century observations appear. The writing notes a doughboy clever retort about positions in the field and a quip about extravagance versus neighborly perception, followed by a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph anecdote about a late night door slam to avoid disturbing opera visitors.

Henry J. Heintz America Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

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