Harvard Professor Leads Columbus Voyage Retrace
A Harvard historian Samuel Eliot Morison leads a two-vessel expedition to retrace Columbus routes from Azores to Central America aboard the Capitana and the Mary Otis. The project flags famed sites, archives, and marginal notes to reassess Columbus as navigator while documenting American coastal lands touched by his four voyages.
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Union
Christopher Columbus
America
Columbus
Samuel Eliot Morison
Harvard University
Institution of Higher Learning
Harvard
Lesser Antilles
Haiti
Navidad
New World
Professor Morison
Oyster Bay
S. I
Paul Hammond
San Lucar de Barrameda
Mary Otis
Guadalquivir
Seville
Indies
Cordova
Ferdinand
Isabella
Porto Santo
Madeira
Fuchal
Canaries
San Sebastian
Gomera
Canary Islands
Azores
Portland
Maine
William D. Stevens
United States Navy
Flores
Capitana
Santa Maria
Nina
Little Chapel
Lisbon
Trinidad
Three Hills
Port of Spain
Curacoa
Cartagena
Central American
Honduras
Terra Firma
Santa Maria de Belem
Pacific
Gulf of San Blas
Rio de Veragua
Belem
Puerto Limon
Costa Rica
Central America
Caribbean
Jamaica
Admiral Murdock
Rudolf Cronan
Glenn Stewart
George B. Massey
von Humboldt
de Louis
Charcot
Harrisse
Vignaud
Magnaghi
Windsor
Francis Parkman
France
Morison
Hammond
Atlantic
Bristol
Stevens
Steward’s Department
Mellon Educational Foundation of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Milton Fund of
Rodrigo de Escobedo
Rodrigo Sanchez
India
Samuel E. Morison
Elizabeth Morison
Grandmother and Holiday Pie Recipes From Old Cook Book
A vintage guide extols flaky crusts and rich fillings with steps for apple custard lemon meringue and pumpkin chiffon pies. It includes pastry technique tips and complete recipes such as Grandmother's Sour Cream Pie Lemon Meringue Pie Pumpkin Chiffon Pie and custard pie with detailed baking instructions.
Delicious breads headline Eleanor Howe column next week
Readers are invited to discover recipes for Ginger Cheese Muffins Hot Butterscotch Rolls and Old Fashioned Nut and Raisin Bread in Eleanor Howe's upcoming column. The write up promises tasty bread ideas and practical instruction.
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Eleanor Howe
Easy Entertaining Cook Book Teaches Arm Chair Prep
Eleanor Howe offers Easy Entertaining a practical guide to hosting, from Monica to formal receptions. Send 10 cents to 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois for a copy, via Western Newspaper Union.
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Eleanor Howe
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Michigan Avenue
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Union
Household Questions from a Practical Cookbook
Tips on cooking and cleaning including candied sweet potatoes with honey and nut fragments, creaming butter and sugar with warm water, drying woolens with an electric fan, orange rind in pumpkin pie, cleaning scorched graniteware, and treating cracked eggs with lemon juice. Also a Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets ad note.
Cowards Die Often Die Twice Sayings From Shakespeare
A quotation attributed to Shakespeare notes that cowards die many times before their death while the valiant tastes death only once highlighting the contrast between fear and courage. The line is commonly cited in literary discussions and quotations collections.
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