Palace of Avignon Revealed Through Historic Reconstructions
The article describes recent scholarly work by Felix Digonnet and others comparing actual palace construction with Vatican records. It highlights the Palace of Avignon as a monumental Provençal fortress with massive walls, the White Cardinal’s tower, and Benedict XI’s chapel, detailing restorations, frescoes, and the work of Pierre Polmon and Bernard Ounelle.
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Avignon
Theodore Andre Cook
Department of Historic Monuments
Rhone
Vatican
Eugene Munts
Maurice Faucon
Ehrle
Felix Digonnet
Keene
Republic
Heart Boyle
Dorsetshire
Benedict
Andre Justmerone
Henediet XI
Clement VI
Tour Des Anges
Benedet XI
Clement VII
Hone
Chatelet
Pierre Polmon
Spectator
Cnotinulig
Pope
Bernard Ounelle
Narbonne
Cayelle
Universal Military and Vocational Training Bill Proposed
Identical bills by Senate Chamberlain and Representative Kali aim to require all male United States citizens reaching eighteen to undergo six months of military or naval training with pay and benefits. The measure includes vocational training and would involve enrollment, mobilization, and demobilization steps, with hearings slated to begin in September.
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Ashington
Congress
Senate
Chamberlain
Kali
Gulifornia
Kahn
Kahn Said. “I Am Convinced That the Pakage of Audh Amiceasure
United States
Army
Navy
National Capital May Allow "Uncle" to Return
Washington has tried an experiment to do without pawnshops for about five years. The 1914 loan shark law slashed rates to 1 percent a month, killing the District’s legitimate hock shops. Now officials consider allowing regulated pawnshops again to aid theft detection and public welfare.
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Fashington
Washington
District of Columbia
Potormac River
Virginia
Congress Asked for Money to Combat the Flu
A 1918 style report notes resolutions by the American Modern association urging Congress to appropriate funds for influenza investigation. It cites prior deaths and outlines a plan to finance research at universities and other institutes, including medical staff, supplies, printing, and public information campaigns. It also directs the secretary of war, navy, and treasury to share medical department resources for study and prevention efforts.
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United States
American Modlent Association
Congress
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
Treasury
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Medical Department of the Army
Medical Department of the Navy
Public Health Service
Two Billion Dollar Bonus Bill for Soldiers Introduced in House
A bill to authorize Treasury bonds totaling two billion dollars to fund extra pay for officers and enlisted personnel in the army navy and marine corps for service between April 5 1917 and act passage. It provides 10 extra dollars monthly, minimum 24, and 100 extra for those under fire in battles with Germany. Clerical staff earning over 600 monthly excluded. bond payments possible.
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Treasury Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Royal Jobson
Booth Dakota
Secretary of the Treasury
Normes
Mariove
Germany
Mr. Ji
All Farmers Urged to Grade Up Herds and Flocks
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to improve livestock by using purebred sires and grade-up programs. The campaign targets cattle horses swine sheep goats and poultry, aiming to raise milk yields and meat quality through widespread adoption, cooperative ownership, and nationwide extension efforts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Herculture
Wate Agricultural Colleges
Ageneien
United States
Denmark
Jersey
Guernsey
Sain Tomoeeben
lWryth
Department of Agricul
Tere
Chumade
Antiga
Erraperd
Annte
Ntten
Perccutture
Thertmont
Thome
Fragmentary Note on Summer Care of Mare and Stallion
A partial and garbled passage discusses summer care for a mare and a stallion. It mentions oat owner duties and near-term actions, but the text is incoherent with missing context and specifics. The item reads as a stray fragment rather than a complete report.
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Goror
Wastiington City
Sid Wana
Sultana
Fresten
Ie Buatoat
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