President Hoover to Tour National Parks by Auto
President Hoover plans a six week western tour visiting Glacier Yellowstone Grand Teton Rocky Mountain Mesa Verde Sequoia Yosemite and Grand Canyon by car. Park officials tout fishing and educational programs as part of the appeal while noting parks attract millions yearly and Roosevelt era protections expand access to all Americans.
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Who Killed James Maybrick History Mystery
Mary Elizabeth Chandler Maybrick, wife of James Maybrick of Liverpool, faced a high profile murder trial in Britain after his 1889 death amid arsenic allegations. Despite a defense showing the husband’s arsenic habit, she was found guilty and later commuted to life imprisonment. Her 1905 release failed to resolve the underlying mystery of his death, sparking diplomatic exchanges between London and Washington.
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Dresden and Munich Stand As Capitals of Art in Germany
The two capitals Dresden in Saxony and Munich in Bavaria attract thousands of art lovers. Dresden offers the Altstadt galleries Grunes Gewolbe Zwinger and statues at the HofKirche with Raphael Mengs and Rubens works. Munich features the Propylaea Siegestor and a famed art gallery with Titian Rembrandt and Raphael masterpieces.
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Wife and Husband Exchange Biblical In Law Jokes
A light exchange between a wife and husband references Eve and Adam. The wife jokes that Eve’s anger once made her threaten to go home to mother, and the husband adds that Adam was lucky because he had no mother in law to visit.
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Handicapped Street Singer Recalls Long Family Music Tradition
A Toronto Globe snippet recalls a street singer who, despite a disability, has performed for fifteen years echoing a family habit. He notes his father knew the words, making the act less monotonous for him.
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Uncle Eben's merger idea sparks parade joke
Uncle Eben quips that a big merger would reduce parades to just a few, aside from circus parades, reflecting a whimsical Washington Star remark about consolidations and public displays.
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