Golden Days Return at San Diego Panama Exposition
The article describes plans to revive the gold rush era at a Panama California Exposition in San Diego. It references aviation displays, cultural showcases, and the prospect of a major international fair drawing visitors and industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Panama
Velen
Vinker Bay
Seteran
Junynitiat
Palitielan
Ormod
Panama-Catifarnte International
Wasneaitian
Hite Partuemans Californie
Anierien
Germans Plan Dig Canal Rivaling Panama Ditch
A historical note outlines German plans for a ten digit canal that would rival the Panama Canal. The article discusses routing near Nicaragua and references concessions, political figures, and the potential impact on U.S. commerce and regional power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
First Photo Of Burgess Conquering English Channel
The article recounts Burgess achieving a historic first across the English Channel with support from a crew and accompanying vessels. It notes a follow up event a day later and mentions related figures and a tense crossing, highlighting the voyage's endurance and the reaction of observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
English Channel
Japan Designs Not On Australia But Philippines Says So
Fragmented account quotes captains and crew discussing Japanese aims in the region. It cites Sydney arrivals, naval observations, and varied opinions on threats to Australia and the Philippines with dialog about potential Allied strategy and regional power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Australia
Philippines
Bernice P Holo Museum Public Notice Schedule
Notice states the Bernice P Holo Museum will open to the public from 9 am to 4 pm daily except Sundays and Wednesdays, and on Decoration Day, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving Day, and other holidays. Hours reduced to 1 hour prior to steamboat events. order of trustees issued September 1, 6020-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice P
Color of primitive man and climate shaping skin tones
Prof Lyde argues primitive skin color arose from climate and environment. He suggests early humans started brownish yellow, then variations produced white, black, brown, and yellow through migration and adaptation. Climate, humidity, and exposure altered skin over thousands of years.
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Tdienél Lyde
University Collen
London
Lytle
McRal
Asia
Africa
Europe
Lude
Afetea
Houdan
Rot Lyde
Asli
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Hahn
Washington
San Dunn
Nicarnean Amd
Tertin Syndicate
Sapon
Buren
Stintie
Tive Boy Scouts
Vand
D W. Cheyne
Sydney
China
Eller
Pheonath
Santen
Hercules
Courtesine
eeRard
Clouse
Carrie
Riverla
Maid
Quarterly Meeting
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Nuestay
Prag
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