Dredge Aims To Uncover Dunwich Lost City Myth
In Dunwich England on September 7, locals speak of dredging the North Sea to locate the fabled lost city. Legends tell of mermen, a baron, and a curse that sank sixteen churches and a monastery, leaving only stories of vanished glory beneath the waves.
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Dunwich
England
Alfred
East Anglia
Knight Templars
Pennance
Suffolk
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America Spends Three Billions on Vacations
Washington reports that 1925 vacation spending neared three billion dollars as about 30 million Americans took roughly two weeks off. Rail and lodge demand surged with California and national parks drawing large crowds, while federal staff enjoyed widespread time off and free camps overflowed. The estimate, conservative at best, underscores a booming leisure economy and expanded holiday culture.
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Washington
America
Morey
Maine
Florida
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Coast
Uncle Sam
United States
Cliffside ruin recalls a grand city’s faded past
Fragments lie scattered along the sands where a stately church once hung over the cliff. Only a monastery wall with a Gothic gate remains, plus an ancient graveyard on the heights and a handful of houses nestled in honeysuckle, dreaming of former glory.
Resolutions of Respect for E S Coffey by Daniel Boone Chapter
The Order of Eastern Star chapter mourns the death of E S Coffey a faithful member husband and father. The resolution expresses sympathy to his wife and children and asks publication in The Watauga Democrat while directing copies to the family and chapter minutes.
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E. S. Coffey
Order of Eastern Star
Daniel Boone
Watauga Democrat
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