Hoover Dam Project Shatters Engineering Records
The article extols the Hoover Dam, calling it the world’s greatest engineering project. It details the timeline from 1931, expected completion ahead of 1938, the vast concrete volume, massive power plant, All-American canal, and related works including tunnels, siphons, and transmission towers. It highlights the scale, cost around 165 million dollars, and the flood control, irrigation, and power goals for Arizona Nevada California and beyond.
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Colorado River
Panama Canal
Soover
Washington Monument
Hoover Dam
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Miami
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New York
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Celria
Daleprostroy
Russia
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Los Angeles
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Metropolitan Water District
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Salton Sea
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Coachetta
Parker
Soover Dam
Shaver's Summit
Tarker
Reclamation Bureau
Gila
Siverston
Canyon Wall
Footer
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Duckeye
Ohio
Bloover Dam
Pay Wealero Newspaper Union
How We Traveled From Sentimentality To Social Decay
A verbose critique of public sentimentality in American life. The writer rails against World War rhetoric and late 19th to early 20th century liberalism, labeling it harmful to democracy, courts, youth, and religion. He cites Ford and capitalism, then shifts to personal anecdotes about virtue, habits, and self improvement.
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Billy
Eight enduring myths debunked by two Atlantic City scientists
Two eminent scientists from Atlantic City analyze common beliefs they deem untrue. They list eight widely held yet debunked ideas from birth influence to evolution and argue these errors persist despite repeated authority challenges, shaping public thought.
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Atlantic City
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Germany urges girls to grow long hair for ribbon trade
Germany campaigns to persuade young girls to wear their hair in plaits with large bows to boost ribbon sales. Posters in about a thousand girls’ schools depict Gretchen-like figures with long plaits and decorative ribbons to influence fashion.
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Crazy Water Crystals Offer Natural Mineral Therapy
For over 2000 years mineral waters aided rheumatic pains and arthritis. Americans spend millions abroad for waters. import of foreign waters exceeds a million dollars yearly. In the U S you can make mineral water at home with Crazy Water Crystals from Mineral Wells Texas. One box costs $1.50 and lasts weeks.
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