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In an era dominated by flag carriers that were wholly or majority government-owned

The hotel evolved and in the 1930s the “Hawaiian Room”[5] opened in what is now "LQ"

The final dinner of any cruise was always a big celebration and this 1933 menu shows that the RMS Mauretania certainly pushed the boat out to mark the occasion

Three Thirsty Crows railroad He uses a ladle asThis charming rhyme and illustration is dated in the early 1900s and was used to promote Hires Root Beer. It features three thirsty crows sitting on a branch and eyeing a little boy below, who has fallen asleep and who has a glass of the popular beverage. Hires Root Beer was created by pharmacist Charles Elmer Hires, from Philadelphia. Introduced in 1876, it was first marketed as a health drink, with claims that it could purify the blood and put the