Memorials to Columbus in Washington D C highlighted
The essay surveys Columbus memorials in the capital including the Columbus fountain at Union Station by Lerado Taft, two Capitol paintings by Vanderlyn and Heaton, and the Library of Congress collection. It details the Columbus Codex and other rare documents, tracing their history from 1502 to their preservation in Washington.
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Scott Watson
Christopher Columbus
New World
United States
Additon
Columbus
Washington
Lerado Taft
Spain
Knights of Columbus
Congress
Senate
House
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Union Station
Daniel HL. Burnham
National Commission of Fine Arts
Lorado Taft
Chicago
Pedition
Fran
Isabella
Capitel
Library of Congress
America
Erdriana
Ferdinand
Alcaides
India
Republic of Genoa
Pales
Napoleon
Europe
Paris
Bon Alonzo Sanchez de Carvajal
New England
Florence
Italy
Geneva
Everett
Justin Wissor
William Everett
Eoward Everett
Doctor Everett
London
Lisbon
Onder
Gabriel
Triphael
Sanchey
Sansxis
Ferdinand and
Iscaravél
Rome
Bernadia Carvajal
Alexander VI
Plaonok
Aso
Colimvus
Genoa
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Gay black frock details spark fashionable sleeves
A fashion note highlights the rise of black gowns with contrasting sleeves and scarves. It describes peasant style sleeves, black accessories, and the scarf to match as key details, plus the importance of black fabrics like faille silk and fur embellishments in fall and winter ensembles.
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Fulia Bottonery
Costs of Learning to Fly Rise in Early Aviation
A Department of Commerce survey cited by Popular Mechanics estimates private pilot training costs average 530 dollars for eight and a half weeks. Tuition in approved schools ranges about 84 to 650 dollars, excluding boards and room, with courses lasting five and two thirds weeks to two and three fifths months.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia and Plant Disease Losses
An ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener and stomach remedy endorsed by physicians, noting its trademark since 1875. A separate notice cites annual U S plant disease losses at about 1.5 billion dollars, with Dr J Sins Kell commenting on the impact.
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Philips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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J. Sinskell
Department, of Agriculture
K RO Bite 238 Rats In 12 Hours On Canis Farm
A historical ad claims K R O a special rat and mouse killer works by a squill based formula. It promises death to rats and mice while being harmless to cats poultry and baby chicks. Sold nationwide through druggists with a money back guarantee.
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