Nicaragua Canal Route Explored Amid Pacific Frontage Promise
National Geographic outlines Nicaragua as a lush, volcanically active nation with coffee cacao forests and vast mineral resources. It compares the proposed Nicaraguan canal to Panama, noting 180 mile waterway length, 24 hour transit, and potential to unlock commerce and development along Lake Nicaragua and Pacific coast.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
New York State
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Central America
Managua
Costa Rica
Honduras
Caribbean
Mosquito Coast
Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Atlantic
North America
Europe
Cape Gracias A Dios
Cape Honduras
Cape
Spain
Plymouth Rock
Lake
Masaya
Blas
Castile
Panama Canal
Panama
Chagres
San Juan River
Michigan
United States
The
Republic
Childrens dogs delight at Shelby Street Library
A mother browsed for herself at the Shelby Street branch while her two sons occupied the kids table. They showed strong interest in a dog picture book, with the older boy stroking a collie repeatedly and the younger insisting he wanted to spread the dog.
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Shelby Street
Indianapolis News
Yet It's Still Noticeable We Have Science To Abolish Poverty
Albert Edward Wiggam argues that science can end poverty and influence public policy. He emphasizes progress in research and practical applications to improve living standards while noting ongoing challenges. The statement reflects early 20th century optimism about science guiding social reform.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
Kitchen on a Cabinet Ke
A fragment references 1927 Western Newspaper Union material wants and the idea that happiness comes from practicing the fine art of doing without as discussed in American Cookery.
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Western Newspaper Union
Chowder Recipes And Health Ad Dig In One Page
A mix of old time chowder recipes with pork, fish, clam and peanut variants is followed by a health note urging Jad Salts for kidney discomfort and a brief ad for Wright's pills. The page closes noting Alberta forest fires in 1926 dropped to one tenth of five years earlier.
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Maryland
Alberta
Canada
Trust in a sick man said by a woman
A woman contends that a man should be trusted most when he is ill in bed, arguing to value vulnerability and honesty in hardship.
Oakland G A R Veteran and Wife Regain Health
Oakland resident Emil Langhans a former cavalryman and customs official credits Tanlac with restoring his health and vigor and claims his wife’s blood pressure neuritis and general debility improved. He says he can resume old work anytime and notes no rheumatism or kidney trouble in two years.
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Tanlac
Emil Langhans
107Th Avenue
Oakland
Calif
Langhans
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Neurasti
BAYER
Cept
Ifacture
California
Callandhees
Union Square
Leo Lebenbaum
Cecil Post Street
Mason San Francisco
Selig Bros
Hotel Roosevelt
Jones
Eddy
Market St
Portland
Coach Lines . Ree
Artwater
Elliott
Wiltshire
Stockton St
Sutter
Harry Boyle
Bath
Mentone
Ellis Street
Jon
G.A.R
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