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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
7
A travel feature touts a personally conducted trip by The Daily Telegram offering pleasures of France and Canada and Romanesque lands across the sea without cost, highlighting curated tours and lavish scenery.
A reader letter from Glasgow describes a Europe trip through Ireland and Scotland including views of Rothsay Bay, Greenock shipyards, and Glasgow hotels. The author notes crowds, police around the King’s visit, and impressions of London’s streets and architecture as well as the Windsor Hotel stay.
The narrator tours London and Scotland in 1910 notes at Westminster and Melrose Abbey. He recalls the Tower of London White Tower and Beauchamp Towers, Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard, Lady Jane Grey, and R ichard II cessions, with mentions of Queen Victoria's era and Kensington Palace. He describes Royal palaces, St Peter's church, and the royal nurseries, ending with reflections on Edinburgh and Loch Lomond’s scenery.
A Star Republic reader from Edinburg describes experiences in the Scottish capital. The letter praises Edinburg Castle Fremd Palace and Mary Queen of Scots residence, noting Mary Walter Scott monument and a tall viewing tower. The party reflects on the city’s gardens, architecture, and stage-like scenes.
Five young women from Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania share post card messages about their European tours. They describe wonders of the old world and note having the time of their lives.
A damaged local notice recounts a 1910 contest in which six hundred prize packages and Europe tours were awarded to teachers and women from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Miss Pearl Wolf and Miss Minnie Ross describe their winning trips to London Paris and Versailles.
A reader letter from Paris recalls reaching the city of dreams and viewing the Louvre’s art, Versailles, and Napoleon’s tomb. The trip includes glimpses of Mary and Napoleonic era details, with mixed nostalgia and impressions of the journey and its sights.
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