Siamis Temples and Royal Wats in Northern Siam Tour
Prepared by the National Geographic Society this description surveys Bangkok and northern Siam including Wat Phra Keo and Emerald Buddha, Wat Luang at Lampun, Chiengmai temples, libraries, and the Me Ping valley voyage. It highlights temple art, dolling gates, sacred images, and Lao and Thai monastery life.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Siam
Bangkok
Wat Phra Keo
Roys Patree
War Phra Keo
Pin Sri Ratana Sutsadaram
Phra Purtha
Elis
Atang
Ceniaodians
Wat Luang
Lampymg
Lampun
Lampoun
Chiengjuni
Hawsu
Chiggemai
Ping
Chiengmal
Wut Luang
Buuilt
Prachedi
Wat
Wat Phra Sing
Chiengmai
Lakan
Meh Ping
Chienzgmai
Doi Saotep
Hargest
Kowilarag
Dio Sootep
Kobo Daishi
Japan
Koyemakis
Koyo San
United States
Making Over a Dated Kitchen Into a Bright, Practical Space
A homemaker details transforming a gloomy basement kitchen into a functional, well ventilated work area. She removed walls, created a large pantry, added lighting, built shelves, repurposed space for a rolling cart, and chose blue and white finishes to blend practicality with charm.
Apple Flavors Affected by Water, Growth, Light
The flavors of apples vary by variety and are influenced by water and dense tree growth. Wet weather and shading reduce flavor intensity, while natural colors emerge with light exposure.
Lives Within Lines in a Defined Spiritual Life
Henry Drummond argues that a clear boundary around religious life makes the path easier to follow. A disciplined, bounded faith reduces struggle and burdens, presenting the highest life as both achievable and deeply lived.
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Henry Drammond
Custom built fences rise with garden fashion and style
Garden design now pairs with fencing as homeowners demand ornamental yet functional divisions. Builders offer "custom built" fences and coordinated features such as woven wire, red cedar posts, chain link variants, and white trellis fences. Gates arch, vine trellises, and picket lines add to the formal garden look with antique touches.
Principle That Pays in City Improvement
The Detroit News cites European practice of excess condemnation as a path to better urban design and cost savings. It highlights Wingsway in London cut through a slum area, now flanked by landmark buildings including the Bush Building funded by American capital, arguing American cities could replicate such gains with taxpayer money invested wisely.
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London
Wingsway
Detroit News
Town Benefactor Grows Exeter Shade Trees
A Westerner visiting Exeter in 1826 promised payment for each shade tree planted. He supported elm and maple planting, and many townsfolk accepted his offer. After his visit, Exeter’s streets were lined with young trees, preserving generous benefactor’s vision.
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Exeter
Ore
Lighting Code Aims to Ease School Eyestrain
The Illuminating Engineering Society in the United States has framed a school lighting code believed adequate by authorities. Only New York, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin report full conformity. other states and territories study the code with plans to adopt it.
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Illuminating Engineering Society
United States
New York
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Slate as Flagging for Terraces and Walks
Slate used as flagging for terraces and walks is quarried and cut in color tones and sizes required for each contract. It is practically everlasting and suitably adapted for garden walks and flooring inside and out.
Architectural Cooperation Recognized in American Design
Collaboration between architect and craftsman is praised as the key element in advancing a more refined American architecture. The piece emphasizes the mutual influence of design and workmanship in elevating building culture and quality.
Grudges and Happiness in a Small Town
A small town philosopher urges letting go of grudges as a path to happiness, suggesting simple, community focused living helps residents find joy and improve neighborhood relations. The idea emphasizes forgiveness over resentment to improve daily life.
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American Magazine
Art of Interest, Good Neighbors Early Learn The Art
A feature from American Magazine explores how good neighbors cultivate genuine interest without prying. It offers practical tips for respectful curiosity, active listening, and sharing space in community life.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
Many folks misread indigestion as a chronic problem when it is an acid condition. Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly restores digestion, neutralizes acid, and relieves sourness and gas after meals, unlike burning soda which only offers temporary relief.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Phillips Milk
Three Tired Men In Sylvia Car Incident
Three tired young men parked near Sylvia North Carolina and went to sleep. They awoke to find their car in a creek bed after rolling down a fifty foot embankment. They did not know how or when the event occurred.
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Sylvia
N.C
Denver Mother Endorses California Fig Syrup for Kids
A Denver mother praises California Fig Syrup as a safe vegetable remedy that regulates bowels strengthens digestion and boosts appetite in underweight children. Leading physicians long endorsement and high sales are cited while a Denver mother shares her son's rapid recovery from constipation.
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R. Vy. Stewart
Raritan St
Denver
Colorado
Raymond
California
No clear event or person fits headline style
A fragment from the Detroit News notes a speaker named Ethel avoiding age disclosure, while Maybelle, a twin, is open about age. a separate remark claims bookstores offer rich learning.
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Ethel
Maybelle
Detroit News
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Invalides Hotel
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