Dear Bunch Aboard the Riviera and a Railcar Rant
The narrator writes to Bunch from New York describing travel in the Riviera and rail scenery. He laments ads and billboards replacing nature with pills and liquor ads, noting a trip from New York to Philadelphia and a window view blocked by a board fence and slogans.
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Land of
Herty
Scenic Exaggeration in American Travel Letters
A humorous travel note by George W. Hobart describes a train journey toward civilization and Niagara Falls. The writer mocks roadside signs and advertising while recounting a comic trip with Poacher to the Falls, noting hacks and cabbies, the Falls’ impact on speech, and a playful reflection on scenery and fame.
Smithsonian international literary exchange system described
Uncle Bam leads a vast Smithsonian program shipping about 200000 book packages yearly, totaling around half a million pounds. The service, central to the diffusion of knowledge, waives some fees and customs for official exchanges, with 60000 addresses worldwide.
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Bam
Omishty International Book Exchange
International Exchange System
Smithsonian Exchanges
United States
State of Smithsonian Exchange
Cyrun Adler
Smithsonian Inntity
International Literary Clearing House
Exchange Service
Smithsonian
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Walved
Alexandre Vattemare
Paris
Royal Library of France
Louis XIV
American Philosophical Society
American Academy of Arts
Gallan C. Vorplanck
Library of Congress
France
National Institute
M. Wattemire
Venerable Clergyman Rev Angus Hethune Dies At Sea ham
Long serving vicar Rev Angus Hethune of Sea ham Bingland died at age 67 after a lifetime in the Durham diocese. He spent 49 years as an incumbent and served under seven bishops of Durham.
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Angus Hethune
Seaham
Bingland
Durham
Dories in School of Sharks Off Martha's Vineyard
Reports from No Man's Land describe a school of ravenous sharks in the ocean near Martha's Vineyard. The crew of the fishing schooner Priscila, led by Captain Fred De Wolf, fought to keep their dories upright as several sharks attacked in unison. Three large sharks clashed, allowing the Haltermen to hastily reach the schooner. One shark is said to exceed fifteen feet.
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No Man's Land
Marthas Vineyard
Hoston Herald
Building Costs Fall Across Nation Despite Higher Permits
Total value of buildings erected in the principal U S cities in 1907 was 661,076,286 dollars, down 17,634,083 from 1906 but still higher than any prior year. Permits issued rose to 184,055 from 181,174 as unit costs increased, with New York leading declines by 41,001,082 dollars or 26.84 percent.
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Misulasippi Valley
Squier
Davie
Joseph Henry
Miss Alon
Smithsonian
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
International Exchange Service
London
Leipsic
Budapest
Smithsonian Exchange Service
Ireland
South Africa
Agenciea
France
Great Britain
British America
New York
Cleanliness in Milk and Butter A Necessity
A long discussion stresses cleanliness in milk handling from cowhouse to dairy and distribution. Dirty milk risks disease and bad butter flavor. proper sterilization, sanitation of pails and stools, and controlled microbe activity are essential for safe, high quality milk and butter.
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John Falcnry
Bunch
Nice
Alice
Peaches
Riviera
Philly
New Jersey
Bingshbauer
Geo. W. Hobart
Hugh M'Hugh
Yellowfinger
Chewington
Europe
Mike Smith
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Jolin
G. W. Dillingham
Nternatio Book Txe SA
Garea
Larry Burea
UNU
Smithsavian Institution
Prof
W. J. Simpson
Jensi
Dairy House
Tipoxaibie
Eleca