Spaniards push to prove Columbus a Spaniard
Madrid reports new scholarly push by Royal Academy of History and Royal Society of Geography to demonstrate that Cristobal Colon was a Spaniard, not Italian. Spanish historians note Columbus used Spanish, wrote in Spanish, and Galician place names appear in his works. The investigation cites archives, genealogies, and royal documents to settle birthplace attribution.
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Madrid
Columbus
Cristopal Colon
Royal Academy of History
Royal Society of Geography
Genoa
Genaaar
Venice
Colombo
Halian
Colon
Almeria
Co- Jon
Pontevedra
Licia
Porto Santo
Juan Golon
Spain
D. de Colon
Dominico -Colomba
Cristoforo
San Salvador
Poro
Puerto de San Nicolas
Trinidad
Galicia
Punta de la Galera
Punta Lanzada
John II
Portugal
Cristobal Colon
Don Cristobal Colon
Indies
Oceana Sea
North Woods and Lake States Full of Game and Fish for Tourist Influx
Northern lakes states push tourism with half a billion fish planted, millions for roads, and large park projects. Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin forecast heavy season as forests expand and resort plans unfold including Trout Lake Northern Forest Park and coastal resort channels. Road building totals reach tens of millions with extensive fishing and hunting development across the region.
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North Woods
Lake States
Chicago
Wildernness
Raphael, Zon
Ucke States Forest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Douglas Crocker
Zon
Adirondacks
New York
Minnesota
Isle Roy‘ile
Lake Superior
Superior
Pere Marquette River
Iowa
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Ilinois
Indiana
Forest Rangers
Black I Hills
South Dakota
Radio
Pictorial
Sand Stones
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Lake Erie
Lake
Lower
Cipal Resort
Middle West
Fort Sheridan
Gale Moigan
Fort Snelling
Theissippi
Camp Spartain
Middlewest
Trout Lake
Northern Porest Park
Tadiana
Yyears
Should Husbands Do House Work
Mrs Dyer of Redlands California writes about her ill health and how her husband helped with housework. She praises Lydia B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for health and weight gain and suggests other women may find relief through its use.
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Red Dyer
Mrs. Dyer
Lydia B. Pinkham
Dyers Ave
Redlands
Calif
Summer Swimming Schedule At Y M C A Gains Popularity
The Y M C A summer swimming program directed by Ralph Minkler grows in popularity with daily class enrollments increasing. Boys are divided by swimming ability into classes and awards will be given after passing tests. A special summer rate is available to all boys in the division. Rising reels for food is industry in Germany.
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Ralph Minkler
Patience Our Policy outlined in The Saturday Evening Post
The excerpt notes Europeward drift and the need for patient, sensible diplomacy. It cites Richard Washburn Child's article "Patience Our Policy" as guidance on handling strained relations with Europe. It mentions President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg using patience and good will as tools. It promotes the postcard as a five cent sale item.
Banbury Cross and a Village Mystery in Hart's Style
A compact teaser outlines Frances Noyes Hart’s imagined opera star and music critic clashing in a New England village amid European intrigue and shadowed castles. The prose hints at romantic mystery and fireworks as the central pairing unfolds.
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Banbury Cross
Frances Noyes Hart
Pyrenees
Basque
Leningrad
Rome
New England
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Kahler Biscuits Cabaret
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Roland Pertwee
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