Line of Friendship May Mark Trade Route
Hearings in multiple border cities by the US Canadian joint commission consider canal links between the St Lawrence and the Great Lakes. Aimed at enabling ocean going ships to carry ore coal and grain to global markets, the project would rival Panama in scale and economic impact.
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Canadian Joint Commission
St.Lawrence River
Great Lakes
America
Panama
St. Lawrence
Canada
Seven Seas
United States-Canadian
St. Croix
Maine
St. Ste
Lake of the Woods
Lake Superior
Alaska
British Columbia
Russia
Mallorca Island of calm inspires a gentle life and cheap living
The Balearic island Mallorca praised as the loveliest calm corner of the Mediterranean offers mild breezes year round, 120 miles of rail and easy travel to key sights. Col Ernesto de March describes its peaceful people as intelligent and honest, with low costs, including Royal Club of Regattas dues at about 20 cents a month.
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Spain
Balearic Islands
Mallorca
Majorca
Mediterranean
Ernesto de March Y de Garcia-Mesa
Washington
New York
Madrid
Colonel March
North America
Phidias
Royal Club of Regattas
Europe
America
Resurrection of ancient Egypt described by early Egyptology
A National Geographic communication by James Baikie traces how modern Egyptology reconstructs 3000 years before Christ, detailing Manetho’s dynasties, tomb architecture, and rich goods. It highlights early dynastic crafts, tomb offerings, and the humancore of rulers and their families.
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Egypt
National Geographic Society
James Baikie
Manetho
Ptolemy Philadelphus
B. C
Evolution of Fire Fighting Through History and Technology
The article traces fire fighting from hand pumps and volunteer crews to high pressure water systems in Boston, noting ancient hydraulics in Hellenistic Egypt and Roman efforts. It describes the shift from horse-drawn engines to motorized fire apparatus and highlights long-standing irrigation, border arid regions, and geographic notes along the Rio Grande to the Pacific.
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Manhattan Island
Boston
Heron
Alexandria
Egypt
Trajan
Pliny
Augsburg
England
America
Egypt a Diamond Mine of History in World Knowledge
Egypt annually supplies the world with a precious product an increasing knowledge of the early life story of the human race in the wonderful record of exploration which has reserved to us the civilization of the past through its treasures and discoveries.
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Egypt
Along Our Turbulent Border Along Our Turbulent Border
Frederick Simpich notes the Mexican border from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, detailing boundary markers and the 1800 mile rugged frontier. He highlights the Rio Grande floods shifting the line and railroads at key border towns shaping a site of adventure, tragedy, and historical contrasts.
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Brewster
Presidio
Paso
London
Ban Antone
Angeles
Elephant Butte
Assuan Dam
Monument No
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Dog Mountains
San Luis Range
San Bernardino
Sonora
Gulf of California
Guaymas
Pacific
Columbus
Hachita
North Americas
Frederick Simpich
Nogales
Mex
National Geographic Society
Gulf‘of México
el Paso
Texas
Illo Grande
United States
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Brownsville
Laredo
Eagle Dass
el Peso
Tex
Douglas
Many Advantages in the Army Air Service
Young men are invited to enlist in the U S Army Air Service offering extensive training in aviation and related trades. Camps nationwide provide education, food, clothing, lodging, medical care and pay from 30 to 155 dollars monthly with a flying bonus. Information desks are at the post office or 99 Chauncy Street Boston.
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Air Service
United States Army
Air Service Department of
the Army
Army
Hersey
Camp Devens
First Corps
Chauncy St
Boston
Rules Arranged by Committee Approved for Small Claims
The committee of Boston justices approved rules to simplify court proceedings under the 1920 small claims law. Rep. W. H. Hannagan introduced the law, praised as a highly helpful statute.
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Associates of Justices
District Courts
Boston
Bellevue
W. H. Hannagan
KALSOMINING and paper hanging rush before Spring
A brief notice advertises painting and wallpaper services by A. A. Kennedy of Concord Junction with telephone contact 313-X. It urges customers to schedule work ahead of the spring season.
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A. A. Kennedy Concord Junction
New Boston Small Claims Procedure Seeks Quick Court Action
A revolutionary low fee system in Massachusetts courts aims to bar jury trials and formal writs for claims up to $35. Plaintiffs file orally with a clerk, notices go by registered mail, and hearings proceed informally with no cross examination. Judgments are final with no appeal unless a jury trial is demanded and paid for.
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Boston
District Court
Municipal Court of
City of
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Henry T. Lummas
Lynn
Frank A. Milliken
New Bedford
Charles L. Hibber
Pittsfield
Fred P. Cabot
Wilfred. Bolster
Hannagan
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