1949 July Die Hausfrau Magazine

Description: Very good condition or better. 50 pages Some Contents in English. The housewife vintage 45 1949 No. 9 July , Content Mount Ranier , Washington 1 Autostraße im Zion National Park , Utah 2 The historic Boston 3 Dr. M. Giant Kamen Scandinavian to America ? .. The Independence Day ry American Wandering Youth Failed Hope . . 10 6789 A. Wild cipher,, N . J. 49 " . 12 2 Chat with our readers 14 Mothers Roman 15 Ernst Tooth My Father 23 Paul Keller The basket . 27 G. Kramer Mamed takes a woman . 30 H. J. Winter The Peacock . 31 C. Ferdinand's brittle fingernails . . 32 Professional staff As cards became smart 33 Practical handicrafts 34 The problem of rock extension. . 34 The most important. . 36 You shall be 37 . ... July , the most favorite month 38 I visit a friend . . 37 children during summer stay . 39 The kitchen in July 40 . . The practical housewife " . 41 Fashion for the summer 42 Hot for entertainment . . 44 Our garden in July 45 From Over . . 46 letterbox of the editors . . 47 Superficiality . . . . 47 Who is looking for relatives? 48 This and that . . 50 Joshua Trees in California State 51 Capitol Building , Olympia , Wash ... 52 Joshua trees in the Mohave desert in California State . Capitol Building , Olympia , Washington KO Autostraße im Zion National Park , Utah , edermann approaches the city of Boston with high tense expectations, in which the feelings of @ awe and admiration mix , for this city over three hundred years old was not only the fo starting point of the American freedom and uneb d juvency movement , the home of Benjamin Franklin , son Y Dern at all in the history of spiritual life in America . Their knorry peculiarity s was admired by many , thr conservative attachment 2 blamed by some , but their inner value could close a few . T is the origin of the strange community of a native-rodler, the clergy William fi Blackstone, a man raised in Cambridge, who did not like the rule of the Bishops' Lord in England and fled here with his books, acquired a piece of land from the Indians and, in the territory of which one later called Boston, made fruit farming. In 1630 Iud he was eight hundred settlers from the opposite ̊the Charlestown on his estate, which had better drinking water and was better shot against Indi by its location on a peninsula . He left them most of his occupation . This Puritans municipality founded the settlement which was then called Boston . But after a few years the stubborn Blackstone left the plass, because he also disdained the rule of the Lord Brüs, as he called it, and he went into it ,, Old State - House " in Boston depths . Through the photographic plate it was fixed that no light beam penetrates the water below 400 meters. Consequently, there could not be any vegetation down there, because all known plant life was bound to light. These views proved to be incorrect with a blow , as a broken telegraph cable in the Mediterranean, which had been resting for several years at 2000 metres depth , in which lifting was covered entirely with living organisms , partly vegetable , partly animal species . Animals were raised which were completely blind like the above-ground cave inhabitants of the wildlife, which appeared naturally . But there were other animals with eyes below. But why eyes in a world of eternal darkness? The puzzle soon dissolved. At 1500 metres depth a mackerel-like fish was caught, which has a number of depressions on both sides of the body, which accommodate a phos phos-phos-glowing mass; proper La ternen . But even more , the « Holosauropeis », so the fish , can not only take the path to its predatories , it can also, if he himself threatens to erase his own internal strengths , to escape in the dark . The wildlife of the deep sea is also just about the dilemma : killing or being killed , eating or eating ! In this gruesome fight for existence we find the most strange attack and defense weapons , tools , as otherwise they do not appear anywhere in nature . Here too, the highest degree of adaptation to the living conditions prevailing in the deep sea is found, and we also recognize the expediency in nature in the abysses of the ocean which are eternally inaccessible to us as in the parts of the earth ball which can be reached to man. 5 Did Scandinavian come to America before Columbus ? F in as a find long , one that has been considered the years of himself the largest nevertheless leading archaeologist attempts to fraud which leads leaders . historical discoveries of a proximity Ago about fifty Kensington years ago, was found in the trees , by which a farmer belt found , and . big , rune sign old , with Minnesota inscriptions in were equipped roots stone one the date 1362 was recorded in the stone in the same 22 said . 8 The inscription on the stone following shuttle Gothen ( from Sweden ) and Norwegian on : “ We For are camps north at a lake Vinland with to the west . one of our catches came home from the stone. two One Rocky, Islands We as one we had day we traveled through the day , found dead . ten of our people from with fish Uebel ships . Ten AVM from our Ave Maria Blood , are us from . look out , - 14 Group 1362. " Day trips by the sea after our distance year from this island After finding the naive degree of indignation of his the stone, each of the dizziness a stone layer of fraud or called . Year the largest expert , than in the , few of the world's big Washington hall before the Smithsonian weeks , the Muſeum Ameri , the leading institution ethnographic in kas Dr. Matt hew W. Stir ling , the abbey managing director of the Government bureaus for NOTERIDEN American folk art , called the Ken BRYING fington . Stone , probably the most important CIEXP archaeological object , which has been found to date in North America rifa , EXWRYTP the one . " The new development Iung brings fei YURILEHRE neswegs all doubters to IY mutilation . XRUSKILE But one thing is certain: the whole theory of early immigration of Scandinavian FRANCE sailors in America and in special FAXTINK that Bogel Will from a 2 out of West In 1933 E a young couple who studied idea for where they i field , jetts , Hoſtel called still the 2 pre C tio The hiking is the Müller's pleasure . ... American Migrating Youth ( A.Y.H. " American Youth Hostels ) Hostelers keep a sweat in the cool swimming pool near Prospectville , Pennsylvania .

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