Journey to the Land of Lost Souls Ends on the River Queen
The governor and allies bid farewell to Tawanneurs and Peter Corlaer as Ta-wan-ne-are heads toward the Land of Lost Souls. Peter accompanies him, while the group reflects on past power shifts and vows to seek new adventures at home.
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Jes
Canada
Armervil
Marjory
Pearl Street
Tawanneurs
Albany
Long House
Khe Ia
God
Maser Barnet
Peter Corlner
Peter
Fort Orange
Corlaer
Te-wan-na-ure
Tuwan-nears
der Whales Headt Wharf
Murray
Quebec
der Hafinn
Ta-warhear
Orethand
Ta-wan-nears
Cormer
Ta-wan-peare
Ormerod
Master Burnet
Value of Milk Known From Earliest Times
Early humans used cows for food and work and milk plays a central role in many cultures. The article notes milk as a nearly complete food and describes evaporated milk as a modern improvement with higher nutrition and easier digestion.
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India
Servel
Ovid
Oman
Trolley Conductor Announces Next Stop at Fiftieth Street
In New York a Broadway trolley conductor remained silent during a heated dispute at a numbered street. After the irate rider left the car, he bowed and announced to passengers that the next stop would be at Fiftieth Street, delivering a courteous end to the incident.
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New York
Broadway
Indy
Pitty Second Street
Fiftieth Street
The
New Yorker
Haphazard Growth of Cities Being Checked
An annual survey by the City Planning Quarterly shows marked progress in city planning and zoning over the past decade. Reports from over 600 cities and towns, including 140 with populations under 5,000, indicate widespread regulated growth and increased interest in orderly development for residents’ welfare.
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Meolf
City Planning Quarterly
American City Manning Institute
National Conference On City Planning
Edty Planning
Soning
Good Taste in Design and the One Floor Bungalow Debate
The article traces the bungalow’s oriental roots from California to China and India, arguing the one floor bungalow costs more than two story variants yet allows varied architecture. It advocates economies in design, proper color, and functional harmony, citing Ruskin on two forms of goodness.
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United States
California
China
Japan
India
Lis Foundatop Oize
Berne
Ruskin
Roadside trees face clashes as routes widen
The article notes the sorrow of removing planted trees for road widening and the conflicts between property owners and county officials, highlighting how delayed action and neglected plans fuel disputes amid a community effort across New York.
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New York
ferald-Tribune
Be Sure Plans Are Right In the Building of Your House
Pried from garbled text urging careful planning before design. Advises knowing materials you can afford to prevent costly changes and ensure joy in your home.
Good Materials Pay In The Long Run
The article argues investing in quality building materials saves future repair costs and protects value. It suggests postponing projects or buying cheap now risks higher expenses later and emphasizes the long term advantage of durable materials.
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Dole
En Porch
Restraint in Planting With the Exception of the Shrub Bar
A fragment notes restraint in landscape work on a property with a shrub bar feature. It emphasizes temperate planting and careful use of public portion space with specific exclusions involving the shrub area and the poet and property lines.
Opportunity of all the people in a small town
Fragmentary note reflects hope that a town's collective effort can advance culture and community life, envisioning a future where local citizens pursue cultural development and unity.
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Clifes
Small Town Advantage Draws People Together
A compact town shows its edge by helping residents meet neighbors and form local ties. Community events foster familiarity, enabling new introductions and stronger networks among residents.
Entertaining at Home Lessons and Recipes
Practical guidance on simple home entertaining with the family, featuring menu ideas and stage-by-stage cooking tips. Includes meats like mutton and lamb cutlets, pimento sauce, rice with fried ham, luncheon macaroni, and ginger bread with apple sauce, plus beverage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiona
Tara
The London of Empire and Its Historic Heart
A reflection on London as a global capital and historic center, tracing its riverside extent from the Tower to Westminster, the growing metropolis, and the ancient spaces of Whitehall and Westminster Abbey. It surveys the Roman, Saxon, and Norman layers, the Great Fire that reshaped St Paul’s, and the Abbey as the heart of London’s memory and ceremonial life.
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London
Alte
Hilton
England
Temple Church
Christopheor Wren
Pepys
St. Paul
Wren
Thole
Tie Puplle
St Paul's
Tower of London
Ateehal
Kinga
Lenge
Alee Willan Wallace
Beoth Cherry
Mom
Guy Powkes
Warren Mentings
St. Stephen's Porch
Victoria Tower
House of Lords
St. Stephen's Tower
St. Stephen's Chapel
Big Hen
Condon
Paul
Leo
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Arthur D. Howden Smith
Brentano
Verde Mar Weit
Washington
Kure
Rome
Vienna
Berlin
Madrid
Trussels
Ameterdun
Alte of
Pirttind
Tiyan Tows
Londen
Nemaina
Norway
Englind
Martia
Trafalgar Square
Orden
Whitehall
Treasury
Seothand
Hidden New
Norvain
Cunate
Willlim Ratu
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