Lindbergh Concludes Pan Am Good Will Flight in St Louis
Col Charles A Lindbergh lands at Lambert field St Louis after a 9 390 mile nonstop flight from Havana ending a goodwill tour through Mexico Central America and parts of South America He greets friends at the government hangar and hints at mail service plans for the next week noting no firm future routes.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Lambert Field
St. Louis
cCol
Spirit of
Municipal Field
Harry Hall Knight
St. Louis County
Lindbergh
St. Louis-Chicago
United Tes
Repub
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Missouri
San Francisco
Bell System
Would You Be Rich And The Joy Of Simple Living
A reflective question in Grove Patterson’s Mobile Register appearance asks if wealth brings happiness or if daily tasks and earning a living define true contentment. The piece contrasts riches with peaceful, ordinary living.
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Grove Patterson
Mobile Register
Word Coined by Scientist Protyle and primal matter term
Sir William Crookes in 1886 proposed protyle as the original primal matter before chemical elements formed. He urged a word analogous to protoplasm to describe the very beginning of time before the sun solidified from primitive matter.
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William Crookes
British Association
Dias Indias Diggers Tribes and Shoshonean Roots Use
The term Diggers describes several North American Indigenous groups in California Oregon Idaho Utah Nevada and Arizona with diverse languages and stocks. Bannock Plute and other Shoshonean peoples known for root foods are labeled diggers. the syllables dika and tika occur in many band and tribal names.
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California
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
The Great American Bird Explains Everyday Egg Production
A Savannah News note claims the barn yard hen is the practical utilitarian bird. It asserts she lays 729 eggs per second in mass production across the country, highlighting the hen as a model of efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy
Savannah News
Scotch Irish settlers shaped Ulster plantation
The term Scotch Irish emerged with the Ulster plantation in Ireland starting in 1609. Most settlers were Scottish as James VI of Scotland became James I of England six years earlier. The plantation carried the character of a Scottish occupation in northern Ireland.
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Ulster
Ireland
James VI
Scotland
James I
England
Ancient Coins Found in Wiltshire Rock Mystery
At Amesbury Wiltshire a shooting party member tossed a stone that burst on impact releasing gold coins. An inquest heard on British Museum authority that the coins are about two thousand years old.
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Amesbury
Wiltshire
British Museum
London Times
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Havana
Mexico City
Guatemala City
Belize
B. Honduras
San Salvador
Sal
Tegucigalpa
Hond
Managua
Nicasecee
San Jose
C. Rica
Panama
Colon
Cartagena
Colom
Bogota
Colombee
Caracas
Vene
St. Thomas
San Juan Rico
Santo Domingo
Port Au Prince
Cuba
St Louis
Moe
Stee
Col
Dias
Indias
Chicago
Chicago and Suburban
By-Products Coke Corp. Pickands, Brown and CO
Malloy Coal Company
Dolton
Illinois
Bell Telephone Company
Bell System One
Universal Service
First Trust & Savings Bank of Riverdale
Twin City Sales
Chrysler Automobiles
Nokos
Kelvinator
Henry J. Mohr
Lincoln Ave
Dolton, Ill
Pastoret - Dorsey - Barrett Co
Municipal Contractors
Washington St
Dolton, III
Conrad RE
Indiana Ave
Riverdale
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