Salt and Its Long Reach Through World History
The article traces salt as a driver of migration trade and culture from ancient routes like Via Salaris to Sahara caravans, noting its fiscal role in empires and its impact on early America economics and settlement patterns in Central New York. It forecasts future development of Northwest Barstow salt deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Italy
Salaris
Africa
Sahara
Orient
London
John Adams
New York
Barstow
A Word for the Times from Harvard Graduates Magazine
California sent a great idealist to Harvard who writes of loyalty and noble living. The speaker urges fearlessness, devotion to a righteous cause, and loyalty in a world in crisis, calling on a new generation to build a better empire of homes and productive industry with patience and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Harvard University
Harvard Graduates
the Times
Worpsworth
Desert
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San Bernardino Co
B. C. Anderson
Santa Fe
H. C. Hall
M. D
Barstow Hotel
T. O. Carter Fire
A. A. Turner
Assay Office
Afae McDowell
Wilcox
Los Angeles
Calif
Notary
MAX Church
Atolia
Hercules
Red Cross
Murphy Bros
Ludlow, Cal., and
Tecopa, Cal
P. R. Goppoldt
Victorville, — Cal
Lubin J. Henderson
Henderson
E. R. Waite
George Yick
San Bernardino Bread Company
FE. R. Waite
Joe O'Hara
Drumm
Fineline Cigars
W.D. Riche
Standard Oil Company
Pomona Manufacturing CO
Pomona
Cal
A. G. Kendall
E. Bagley
A. L. Drew
Fred C. Drew
Farmers Exchange National Bank of
San Bernardino
John Andreeson
I. H. Curtis
A. A. Cox
George Frost
B. F. Bledsoe
Marco
Hellman
J. O. White
Rexall Lines
Main Street Station
Cup
Pacific Electric Company
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