Army Engineers Highlight Panama Canal Achievements
The article extols the corps of engineers for landmark works including the Panama Canal under Col George W. Goethals. It credits divisions under Sibert Williamson and Gaillard, notes concrete totals, locks, and the Gatun dam, and lauds Washington monuments, city planning, bridges like Cabin John and Arlington Memorial, the Cumberland road, Alaska road commission, and early river and harbor work begun in 1824.
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Engineer Corps
Army
Panama Canal
Fret
George W. Goethals
Atlantic
Sibert
Gatun Daw
Gatun Locks
Pacife
Wilamson
Bet
Gaillard
Culebra
Sogie
Ceat
New York
San
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
Corps of Engineers
National Capital
Washington
Major L'Enfant
Andrew Ellicott
West Point
Ty. L. Casey
Washington Monument
Army Engineers
Capitol
Library of Congress
Government Printing Office
State, War and Navy
Post Office
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Aqueduct
Cabin John
Meigs
Tyler
Georgetown
Virginia
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Mehaffey
Mall
Ariington
Old Cumberland
Cumberland
Bid
St. Louis
Alaska Road Commission
Fable of Stationary Touring by George Ade
A well-to-do couple the Sangwins fixate on grand trips and Europe by proxy, yet keep delaying real travel with elaborate plans and club duties. Mrs Langwin obsessively maps ships and dining rooms while Mr Sangwin juggles work and golf. Their dream trips collide with local duties and family schooling, ending in a moral about enduring, untraveled longing. The piece satirizes midwestern affluence and the habit of vacation planning as substitute adventure.
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NCE
Mra. Sangwin
Vinces
Europe
White Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Burton Holmes
Switzerland
Golden Gate
Piney Woods
Africa
Mediterranean
Attaboy
Clarice
Loretta Fleld
Robert
Higginses
Clancy
Mr. Sangwin
Equitable
Hese
Ritz Carlton
Constance Bennet
Marquis
Charley Schwab
Sangwins
Venice
State Con
Hocial
Snaha
Lira
Walt Terarige
Titram
iHeart-dorn
Cone
Oibbits
Sangalo
Dibbits
Singwin
Fenrthen
Witc
Westminster
Paris
Colliseum
Ailram
Fire Department
Binoey
Peters Mill
Hiram
Mother
Invented Oil Lamp Celebrated By Poland At Milestone
A Pole, I Lukasiawics from Lemberg, is credited by Scientific American with creating the first modern oil lamp. Poland marked the fiftieth anniversary of his death and the eightieth since its invention. Dr Kazimiers Maslanklewics provided the details of Lukistawias discovery and its impact.
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Poland
I. Lukasiawics
Lemberg
Kazimiers Maslanklewics
Olukistawias
Discavarer
Press
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