America Leads in Overcoming Nature’s Obstacles by Tunneling
Feature on the Moffat tunnel in Colorado and other American engineering feats. Credits Katherine Louid SMU and recounts cross continental rail ambitions, tunnel progress, and dramatic mountain grades. Describes methods, scale, and travel improvements from Salt Lake City to Denver and Colorado routes.
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Colorado
David McNat
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San Francisco
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Astounding Feats in American Railway Construction
Remarkable tunnels and routes reveal Canadian and American railway engineering feats. The Cascade tunnel in Washington redefines travel time, while builders face snow, rugged terrain, and hostile conditions. Foundational work across the west and Mexico showcases endurance and innovation shaping North American rail travel.
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Stevens
Regen
Panama Hats From South America Not Panama Made By Hand Skill Required
The Panama hat is chiefly from Ecuador and travels via the Canal Zone to world markets. Hand weaving uses palm leaves, with skilled artisans shaping thin fibers into fine hats. The process passes from father to son, with much effort to produce a high quality finished product.
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Panama Hats: The Making Of A Panama Hat
The article describes Panama hat production from weaving the straw to shaping the crown and brim. It explains the skill required, months of work, and the delicate finishing steps that yield a finished brimmed hat. Strong entities include Panama, United States, and Latin American weaving terms.
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Panama
Panama Hats and Palm Fiber Trade Describe Market Viability
An article notes Panama as a key hub for palm fiber hats from Ecuador and Peru bound for the United States. It describes export centers, brisk competition, and traditional weaving methods, with labor patterns adjusted to hot tropical conditions. Travelers recount market scenes and the long-standing customs surrounding hat production.
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Panama
Tropics
Ecuador
Peru
Unclear historic note on Lent and fasting practices
Fragmentary text references Lent and prayer with lines about fasting and the devil. The passage is incomplete, offering no identifiable persons, places, dates, or events to anchor a factual news item.
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