Leonardo da Vinci: Greatest mind of the golden era judges say
Several competent judges deem Leonardo da Vinci the strongest main figure of the era, a standing genius among the golden age masters including Shakespeare, Erasmus, Cervantes, Michiel, Angelo, Titian, and Raphael.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Shakespeare
Unter
Erasmus
Cervantes
Michiel
Angelo
Tiitan
Raphael
Aerial View of Mount Rainier Ascent Shifted to Photos
An aerial sweep of the United States captures Mount Rainier, the 14 500 foot Washington peak, as an aviator rises three miles for pictures. The photograph reveals a crater near the vent area and showcases the now active summit feature.
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United States
Mount Trainier
Washington
Ywact Velvane
Vatican Library Holdings and Manuscripts Detailed
The Vatican Library is renowned for its sumptuous housing of rare manuscripts and incunabula. It reportedly contains over 20,000 volumes and numerous annotated texts, reflecting a rich collection from the fifteenth century and beyond.
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Vatican
Preacher Keeps It Short In Cold Weather Sermon
A Pittsburgh Gazette-Times item notes Brother Dickey quipping that in winter he will not preach long. He jokes that a red hat or steve draws attention of sinners, and that is the essence of the sermon.
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Heath
Brother Dickey
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Daily Jottings Social Round Amid Snow Closed Roads
A flinch party at Mrs. F C Miller on Prospect Street opens a sequence of gatherings from Friday through Tuesday. Hostesses include Mrs. Pulley, Mrs. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Shelley, and Mrs. Cooper, with guests such as Miss Hackett of Park Rapids and Miss Lottie Leptein of Redlands. The town endures a blizzard, roads blockaded, snow shoveling, and later melting drifts. Local clubs, church groups, and dinners mark the week as residents visit Davenport, Maquoketa, and Delmar, while weather shifts from heavy snow to fair conditions and a stroke recovery note for Dr. W C Buel.
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D. L. Pulley
Voncele Hackett
Park Rapids
C. C. Woods
Lottie Leptein
Redlands
Calif
Paul Shelley
Raymond Blakely
Des Moines
J. H. Cooper
St. Mark’s Guild
The
Episcopal Church
James Haney
E. K. Wesner
A. H. Addison
Peoriz
Carl Witzke
Davenport
M. E. Luckey
Baldwin
Maquoketa
5S. W. Dye
Delmar
Cundill
W. C. Buel
Claude Harrington
O. W. Harrington
John Wantz
M. Barker
Zula Peck
Anna Bracher
Harry Campbell
Waugh
New
Orpheum
D’s
Lucile McClellan
Fred Gurius
Fred Meinhardt
Gordon Kingsley
Glen Watson
South Main Street
MiRon Sazers
Monmouth
Messrs. Schrader and Stoll
Preston Bank
First National Bank
Out City
Winklewads reform and local notes from town paper
The Charlotte Record notes the Williams mud area improved by the Commercial Club. A deputy misaccusation about mule theft was cleared by Humane Society inquiry. Socials at Mint Julep and humorous school hat incident are mentioned. A humor list mocks ailments with odd remedies. A bamboo tree fact ends the item.
Ancient Wines Perfumed by Floral Steeping
A historical note describes wines infused with rose or violet scents as leaves steeped in liquor until the beverage carried the fragrance of flowers. The process highlights early perfuming practices in wine making.
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