Liechtenstein's Transformation From Prince to Swiss-Linked Land
National Geographic notes the death of Prince Johan II ending a 71 year reign and explains Liechtenstein’s shift toward Swiss integration. The narrative guides travelers along the Rhine valley, Schaan Vaduz, and Triesen, describing landscapes, farms, mills, and the capital's austere charm as it nears a future without a princely ruler.
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Johan II
Principality of
Liechtenstein
Louis XIV
France
Johan
Switzerland
Black Forest
Basel
Friedrichshafen
Lake of Constance
Bodensee
Austria
Germany
Principality of Liechtenstein
Paris
Viena
Budapest
Buchs
Schaan-Vaduz
Schellenberg
Vaduz
Rhine
Sargens
Lilliputian Land
St. Gallen
Vorarlberg
Swig
Clié
Ruggel
Schaanwald
Kiein Mels
Schaan
Buebs
Briesenberg
Triesen
Schaah
Vallay
Balzars
Nerer
Luzenstieg
Klein Mels
Schaan Towers
Triesenberg
Samina Valley
Samina
Monaca
Andorra
San Maring
Davos
St. Moritz
Sargans
Constance
Innsbruck
Tyrol
Highlands
Jon- Schein
Metropolis
The Panesies and a Townsman Save Anne Snell
Anne Snell loves tending a yard of pansies but faces forbidding discipline from her mother a strict saver who ridicules frivolities. A neighborly pair, Mrs Hortense and Mrs Binner, intervene guiding Anne toward self form and a social new start as her guardian Aunt Hortense assesses a possible match with John Binner.
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Mrs. Sueil
Anne
Bartlet -Binner
Mrs. Binner
Mrs. Binter
Harriet Binners
Afrs. Snell
Harriet Binner
Mrs. Snell
Matilda Snell
Wister
Silas Courtney
Kitty Long
Jasper
Suell
Matilda
Miss Hortense
Where Homemaker Can Save or Lose Money
The modern homemaker can cut family costs by doing her own tasks yet some work is more efficiently outsourced. The USDA bureau suggests tracking time and expenses for home tasks, comparing with commercial substitutes, and calculating value per hour. Prioritize high savings tasks and appreciate the homemaker's financial contribution.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Scientist Foresees Gravity Insulation Breakthrough
A New York scientist believes the era of shielding humanity from gravity could arrive, arguing we might insulate ourselves from gravity much as we shield against electricity or confront Einstein's theory. The remark appears in the Gazette citing Arkin.
Wealth of the true rich shown in care for the poor
A reflection on beauty of faces and smiles that brighten toil and sick rooms, where genuine wealth lies in mercy and mastery. The poem extols wealth as compassion values beyond material riches, uplifting those in poverty through gentle presence.
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Mastey
Wholesome Dishes and Desserts From Simple Kitchen Card
A collection of easy to make recipes includes Scalloped Corn and Celery with corn celery buttered crumbs and milk baked, Apple and Raisin Pudding layered with biscuit dough and brown sugar, Sugar Cheese Toast fried sandwiches in egg milk batter, and Junket Plum Pudding with raisins figs dates cinnamon lemon juice and whipped cream.
Humble Minds and Vast Cosmos in One Thought
By F A Walker the piece urges humbling the self and expanding knowledge. It contrasts omnipotence with omniscience, notes Earth’s enormity and Betelgeuse’s scale, and stresses using comparisons to grasp size while pursuing continuous learning. The author cites McClure's New York features Syndicate.
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Ben
Teres
James
Jesig
Globe
Earth
Orion
Betelgeuse
McClure
Newayaves Syoakate
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