Lost Atlantis Clues From San Blas Indians Reported
An English explorer in Panama says Chauquanaqua Indians may be survivors of Atlantis. Mitchell Hedges presents tapestry designs, mentions high mountains and President Harding. Debates with ethnologists and scholars over Atlantis links and possible ancient contacts continue.
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San Blas
Atlantis
Colon
Panama
Mitchell Hedges
Tle
Pluto
Pharaoh
British Museum
President Harding
King George
Doctor Porras
William H. Babcock
Atlantia
Atlantic
American Geographical Society
Gibraltar
Frobenlua
Berlin
West Africa
Must Pay $10 to Enter Germany
The German foreign office now charges foreign visitors the same visa fee as their home governments. With monthly rate changes, Americans face about $10 per frontier crossing, while Austrians pay around 16 cents. Travel hurdles and heavy fines for noncompliance anger travelers as German resorts brace for crowded season and rising prices.
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Europe
Berlin
German Foreign Office
Germany
Foreign Office
Italy
Munich
Salzberg
Prussia
Danzig
Court trains restored for Buckingham palace events
London reports the court will no longer hold economy functions and reaffirms the return of court trains. The lord chamberlain, Duke of Atholl, enforces rules requiring women to wear trains of two yards, not extending beyond nineteen inches from the heel, undoing prewar lengths of three and four yards.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Lord Chamberlain
Duke of
Killed Snake in Fireplace in Greensburgh Tale
In Greensburgh la Derry at the foot of Chestnut Ridge Fred Yokum reports killing two snakes that crossed the yard path. Inside his home he found a huge snake curled by the fireplace and killed a third after a fight.
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Greensburgh
Derry
Chestnut Tidge
Fred Yokum
Mossholder Bil
Queen Mary Backs Shorter Length for Traina Showing
A fragment notes Queen Mary favors a shorter length for a training event to spare socially ambitious women from exhibitions of themselves. The remarks frame her as a kind ruler prioritizing decorum over display. The context suggests debate over public appearances by women.
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Mary
American Made Cheese Invades Switzerland Cheddar Gains Swiss Markets
A Commerce Department report from Lucerne notes constant improvement of American type cheddar and Swiss cheese imports expanding into Switzerland and other markets. The piece highlights American cheese quality boosting foreign access and market presence.
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Wahehington
Switzerland
Murphy
Lucerne
Commerce Department
Optimism and kindness in a tempered proverb
A fragment reflecting on optimism as glorified hope and common sense. It notes that curing a bad habit is not acquiring it and suggests kindness, though challenging for irascible people, is worthwhile. Happiness is described as born a twin to joy.
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Weiner
Harvard
Africa
South America
Senegal
Amazon
Hercules
Mount Atlas
Columbus
Morocco
Tapesiriga
Mitchel
Yoto
Rameses
United States
Besst
Ministry of Transport
Ramsgate
Ramsgate Corporation
Kurmagote Harbor
Sun-Maid Raisin Growers
Dept
N-Sid
Freeno
Calif
Cosens City
Western Canada
Carthis Tekaene
Gadeuikaneonian
F. H. Hewitt
Main St
Kansas City, Mo
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