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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1910

Page

6

Old Aztec Quarter and Chapultepec Bind Mexico City Past and Present

The article tours the old Aztec quarter around Lake Texcoco, Chapultepec, and the Paseo de la Reforma, describing how Aztec causeways, floating gardens, temples, and royal palaces once framed a thriving capital. It notes the invasion, the Cortes era, and modern changes that merged ancient life with contemporary city constraints while preserving enduring street life and waterways.

Chapultepec Paseo de la Reforma City of Mexico Anahuac Waea San Diego Cal Zacatecas Puebla Mt Apahuac Lake Texcoco Calzadas Xochimilco Chalco Zumpango Babylon David Solomon Rome Athens New World Monte Azumas Republic Cortez Walla

Early Steam Car Tales From Devonshire Summers

A memoir of converting to a steam car after a dusty Devonshire summer drives with Sophia. The narrator recalls learning to drive, mishaps with reversing, and the quiet, animal-friendly progress of steam power. Night journeys thrill them while emphasizing novelty, independence, and the slower dangers of a new technology.

Sophia Inlena Spiia Norfolk Devonshire Setedhia

Damage From Smoke and Public Warnings

The text cites Herbert M. Wilson of the United States Geological Survey estimating annual damage and waste from smoke in the United States at 500 million dollars in large cities, about six dollars per person. It segues into moral maxims, medicine ads, and literary quotes, including Mother Gray’s Sweet Flowers for children, Perry Davis Pain Killer, and Detention’s Relief for Rheumatism, reflecting a mix of public health concern, consumer remedies, and quotes.

Herbert M. Wilson United States Geological Survey United States

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