Mexico City and Surroundings Through Historic Mexico
A vivid travelogue surveys Mexico from ancient Teotihuacan pyramids to modern Mexico City. It notes Cortes era ruins, Tlaxcala defenses, Jalapa and Ocotlan churches, Puebla cathedral onyx, Chapultepec Castle, La Viga Canal, and the diverse climate zones from hot coast to Sierra Madre highlands. It highlights museums, excavations, and a cosmopolitan population of about sixteen million with rich foreign presence.
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Mexico
Hia
San Krathur
Seville
Petom Cortés
Vhougi
Mith
Spaniah
Cortes
Enhim
Paseo de la Reforma
Chapultepec Castle
Chapultepec
Coroacan
Cartes
Sac Ch
Tacuba
la Viga Canal
Venice
Mexico City
la Viga
Pyramids
Republic
Comsta
Sierra Madres
Historical Masks of the Presidents and Their Craft
The article details life masks of U S presidents from Washington to Lincoln and beyond, describing creation methods, preservation, and the use of masks for sculpture. It notes the National Museum display, the accuracy limits of death masks, and how the Bureau of Ethnology uses masks to preserve likenesses of notable figures and peoples.
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National Museum
Lincoln
Nore
Mike
Jeyold
Subutabis
Masii
Seatrabis
Thea
Wny
Mnowbat
Cewtom
Csoh
Benate-wing
National Musrem
Martha Washington
Coslige
Ciameliel
Becaus
Goce
Government
Bureau of Ethnology
Philippines
Wales
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Corte
Maximilian
Curahuamilpa
Tulama
Jaliapa
Jalapa
Ocotlan
Guadalupe
Puebla
Paris
San Juan de Teotihuacan
Columbus
China
Cina
Tlaxcala
Montezuma
CISSY
LPM
Ierasco
CSF
Texas
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Liexlco
Washington
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Lars
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