Cedar Rapids Men Keep Hats On Elevators to Ward Off Drafts
Cedar Rapids men join a humorous national trend by not removing hats in crowded elevators. The piece notes they avoid drafts and potential cranial illness, with observers describing how many local riders kept caps and panamas on despite women present. The story contrasts shy compliance with traveling salesmen and credits the local adoptive stance to practical caution.
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Cedar Rapids
Naomi Doebel
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Association For the Prevention of
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Granby Building
Panama
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Merchants National Bank Building
Federal Building
Higley Building
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Montrose
Chicago
Sahara Becomes Route For Modern Desert Travel
A National Geographic bulletin reports a new Tindouf to Walata Sahara crossing by motor buses, replacing camel caravans. The 800 mile route traverses Iguidi desert, Mauritania’s edge, and Tuareg towns, highlighting heat, scarce water, and rugged human endurance.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Tindouf
Dra
Algeria
Sahara
Walata
Sudan
Mauritania
Africa
Iguidi
el Juf
New York
Chicago
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