Tourist Third Class Opens Europe to Americans on Cheap Sailings
The piece notes a surge in transatlantic travel as steamship lines add May sailings to Europe for student and tourist groups. It cites 60,000 college patrons expected and round trip costs of 160 to 220 dollars in tourist third. It cites mixed reactions in Paris with French views of American travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proehl Haller Jakson
Ray Walters
Ocean
Europe
Paris
United States
Cunard
Atlantic
New York
International Mercantile Marine
United States Lines
America
Ine
Middle
Far West
Schools of Journalism
West
Paria
London
Rome
Venice
Rhine
Georges Villa
New York Times
Wwe
Pantheon
Scott
Limar
Montairtre
Church of Notre, Dame
Marséilles
Clincinnati
France
Cincinnati
Emperor of Japan and the Mikado Title History
A fragmented article discusses Japan’s emperor and the Mikado title Son of Heaven. It notes origins back to 000 B C and the sacred view of the sovereign as the foundation of the nation. The text mentions a calendar anomaly requiring an extra month every two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Otte Do
Swithin
Heaven
Egret Egy
Windows
Sentnent
Pathfinder ‘Magazine
Celtic Calendar Fragments Found in Gougny France
A Celtic calendar was discovered at Gougny France comprising 209 fragments. The record hints at an ancient interest or dating system and suggests significance for early Celtic chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gougny
France
First Woman Senatorial Campaign Manager Named
Miss Lucille Kirby of Petersburg Illinois is believed to be the first woman named as a senatorial campaign manager. Appointed by her father to run the dry candidate campaign for United States senator from Illinois against George Brennan of Chicago. Kirby, a graduate of the Woman's College at Jacksonville, earned six oratorical medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kirby
Petersburg
United States
Illinois
Drys
George Brennan
Chicago
Kirby
Woman's Colleges
Jacksonville
Sweden's Volstead figure Dr Ivan Bratt profiled
Dr Ivan Bratt of Sweden is highlighted for his system of individual rations as part of addressing the nation's wet and dry problem, illustrating his role in alcohol policy reforms and public health efforts within Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Bratt
Sweden
Senator: Is the world growing better
The prompt quotes a senator joking that if the world isn’t improving, more laws could help. It frames a discussion on governance and policy use in a light, satirical tone. No specific events, dates, or organizations are provided in the fragment.
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