Camel's Hair Today And Gone Tomorrow
Desert symbol and transport shift trace camel's decline as roads and motor transport expand. Air mail and trucks penetrate regions once served by caravans. Mary Pickford helped inaugurate the first air-rail service in 1929 at Port Columbus, linking air travel with rail for night journeys.
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Arabia
Arabian-American Oil Co
H. St. John Philby
Saudi Arabia
Philby
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Taiz
Yemen
London
Aden
B.C
Sheba
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean
Palestine
Syra
India
Syria
Egypt
Port Columbus
Ohio
Mary Pickford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pike Traffic Revenue Dips From 1960 Figures
The Ohio Turnpike Authority reported February traffic near 637,710 vehicles, down from 679,383 a year earlier. Year to date traffic totals 1,351,571 vs 1,428,971 in 1960. Toll revenue for February was 1,010,066, with year to date 2,153,147, down from 2,431,727. Combined revenue from tolls and other sources last month reached 1,222,377, compared with 1,425,923 in February 1960.
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Cleveland
Turnpike Commission
Insulating Ratts Cut Heat Loss and Keep Homes Warmer
A compact note claims 50 sq. ft. of Ratts helps stop heat loss in winter and lowers temperatures in summer. The product is described as easy to handle and resistant to rot.
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Rab
Allah
Sears
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