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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

13

Hotel de la Ville Centered in Milan Cathedral Area

The Hotel de la Ville in Milan sits in the city centre near the grand square and cathedral. It is described as the finest in Milan and flawless in every detail designed to ensure an enjoyable stay.

Milan Cathedral Milan

Hotel Regina Jungfrau Interlaken Feature Card

The Princess of Wales selected this Interlaken hotel for several weeks long stay. It offers picturesque Jungfrau views, romantic grounds leading to the lake, and every luxury and comfort known to the modern traveler.

Princess of Wales Interlaken Jungfrau

Scottish Exhibition in Edinburgh Opens May to October

The Scottish National Exhibition arrives in Edinburgh presenting art science and industry from His Majestys dominions with excursions by rail and ship. It will run from May through October with free daily programs and paid special seats, featuring Letchworth garden city models and a vast range of exhibits. The exhibition site includes Laughton Hall and nearby rail stations, with aims to be a national showcase and a large public park after the event.

Edinburgh Scotland Prince and Princess of Wales Duchess of Argyll Marquis of Linlithgow Princes Street Corstorphine Hill Pentlands Laughton Hall Caledonian North British Railway His Majesty’s Dominions Palace of Industries Technical Schools of Scotland The Agricultural College Arboricultural Society Letchworth Pano- Fame Sports and Entertainments Committee House of Trouble West Africa Trossachs Scott Country Glasgow Sterling Dunfermline Edwin Northumbria Edwinsburgh Malcolm Canmore Margaret David I Holyrood Randolph Earl of Moray Tohn James VI England Mary Queen of Scots Kirkcaldy of Grange Queen Margaret Parliament Old New Town Walter Scott George Meikle Kemp Waverley Scott Maida Joan Steel Hawthornden Abbotsford Sir Walter Scott Melrose Abbey Dryburgh Abbey

Wurttembergerhof Nuremberg and Scottish Highlands Tour

A travel sketch describes the Wurttembergerhof hotel in Nuremberg near the railway station and extols Scottish Edinburgh landmarks. It then surveys Scottish sites from Princes Street to Melrose Abbey, Burns connections, and Mossgiel, before moving to Swiss travel routes via Basel Lucerne Interlaken and the Bernese Oberland, noting mountains such as Rigi Pilatus and Burgenstock and legends surrounding Pontius Pilate.

Among the Alps Swiss Language Map and Mountains

A travel overview of Switzerland notes its lack of an official language, the multilingual cantons, and the Romanish region in Grisons. It highlights Switzerland as Europe’s most mountainous nation with extensive Alpine terrain shaping its people and regions in a trip abroad context.

Alps Switzerland France Italy Germany Austria Grisons Tyrol Europe

Land of Burns near Ayr features Burns sites and landmarks

The Ayr region called The Land of Burns anchors the poet’s legacy with Burns Cottage monument Alloway Kirk and Doon Bridge nearby. From Ayr town the coast offers Greenan Castle Culzean Castle and the Kennedy heritage ruins. Travel north to Turnberry and Kirkoswald parish with Shanter farm.

Burns Kirkoswald Tam O’ Shanter Souter Johnnie Souter Meg Shanter Tam Alloway Nyard Alleway Thomas Hamilton Alexander Boswell Auchinleck Alloway Kirk Doon Brig Tlement Highland Mary Tamanter Tarbolton Ayr Lochiee Mossgiel Mauchline Gavin Hamilton Mauchline Castle Balloch-Myte Carrick Turnberry Girvan Scotland Glasgow Troon Arran Cumbrae Clyde Greenan Castle Kennedy Culzean Castle

Multinational Health Claims For Ailments Listed By Regions

The article lists various European regions Austria Germany and France advertising remedies for a wide range of ailments including liver disorders dyspepsia rheumatism gout heart disease nervous conditions female ailments and child health concerns. It presents a broad catalog of treatments marketed for digestive liver and systemic issues without detailing specific medical evidence or efficacy.

Austria

Grand Hotel Victoria Interlaken Seaside Scene

On The Hoheweg in Interlaken Switzerland two popular hotels Jungfrau Victoria Belvidere overlook grounds with trees flowers fountains and rustic chairs. Fashionable visitors gather around tables as summer life unfolds under electric lights, recalling Saratoga in Europe.

Hoheweg Interlaken Switzerland Jungfrau Europe Victoria Belvidere Saratoga

Switzerland Adventure Highlights Jungfrau and Grindelwald Trails

A vivid panorama of Swiss wonders in Interlaken and Grindelwald regions. Describes Jungfrau Eiger Schreckhorn and Rose glaciers, ice grotto at Grindelwald, and routes up Wengern Alp. Notes Berne bears, Cathedral Terrace views, and Mont Blanc as Europe’s tallest peak outside the Caucasus.

Grindelwald Jungfrau Wengern Alp Hell Chamouni Mount Blanc Eiger Interlaken Switzerland Aar Lanterbrunnen Wengern Thimleten Berne Bernese Oberland Mont Blanc Europe Caucasus Chamouii Mer de Glac France Chamount

From London to the Hook of Holland A Dutch travel guide

The article describes travel from London to Holland via the Hook of Holland, highlighting The Hague as political capital and residence for nobility, Scheveningen as a seaside resort, and easy day trips to Amsterdam and Rotterdam. It notes The Hague’s canals, French influences, key roads, and hotels like Hotel des Indes, with Scheveningen famed for beaches, fishing, and ocean views.

London Hook of Holland North Sea Holland Hague Low Countries Scheveningen Amsterdam Rotterdam Europe The Haarlem Loosduinen Delft Lange Voorhout Wyverberg Kneuterdyk Nassau Laan Laan van Meerdervoort Willems Park Coney Island New York

Boiling Eggs Without Water At London Hotel

A London hotel uses an electric box apparatus on the table to cook eggs without water. The waiter activates the heater and places eggs inside. in about four and a half minutes the eggs are cooked to a turn, half the time of the traditional hot water method, drawing attention from customers.

London

Days in Rome Modern life and marvels of the ancient city

The article paints Rome as a fusion of past greatness and modern comforts. It highlights dawn strolls through Piazza di Spagna and San Pietro, moonlit Coliseum views, and the refined leisure that welcomes foreign visitors. It notes hunting, golf, racing at Capannelle, and abundant club life, praising Grand Hotel Excelsior.

Rome Seven Hills Piazza di Spagna Piazza di San Pietro Villa Pamphilj Villa Medici Villa Rom Tiber Excelsior

Paris as a Modern Treasure House of Art and History

Paris fascinates visitors with its living streets and monumental landmarks. The Louvre houses unparalleled medieval and Renaissance masterpieces while Notre Dame and Sainte Chapelle rival Europe’s great churches. The Sacre Coeur and Chapelle Expiation mark historic corners, and the city’s evolution from royal centers to republican power is evident in the Elysée and former royal lodgings.

Paris Parfott Seine Notre Dame Tuileries London Champs Elysées Republic Elysée Mme. de Pompadour Europe Louvre Maison Cleury Ado of Cleury Musée de Luxentannot Cathedral Madeleine St. Sulpice Eustace St. Roc la Sainte Chapelle Sac- Coeur Montmartre Chapelle Louis Ane Marie Antoinette

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