Where Ocean Is Bluest
Authorities of oceanography state the purest deep blue waters are in the Sargasso Sea and across the South Atlantic Indian and Pacific oceans. Very sparse plankton near these areas preserves transparency and a greener tint appears where plankton abounds. The gulf stream is notably blue and open ocean water is bluish while coastal areas turn green or gray.
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Sargasso Sea
South Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
Gulf Stream
Equator
Antarctic Circle
Paris to Host Twenty Seventh Division Veterans Visit
Maj. Gen. John F. O Rsan and Brig. Gen. J Leslie Kincaid arrange May visit for 1000 veterans and 250 Gold Star mothers sailing May 13 from New York aboard the Republic. Delegation plans ceremonies in London Brussels and Paris with royal and official receptions and battlefield tours in northern France.
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P Aris
John F. O'Rsan
J. Leslie Kincaid
London
Brussels
Berlin
Paris
New York
Republic
Twenty-seventh
Flanders
Byng
Plummer
Robson
Vindenburg
St. Quentin
O'Ryan
George V
Kincaid
Albert
Frrench
Bonyon
France
Queunemont Farm
Roisel
Tongavesnes
Tincourt
Peronne
Britain’s first complete census launched in 1801
This report notes that prior estimates placed England’s population around 4.16 million in 1570 and 5.78 million in 1670. The 1801 census recorded the United Kingdom population at 10,500,956, with censuses conducted every ten years thereafter.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
World’s forests led by Russia and British Empire
The American Tree Association reports Russia has the most extensive forests, followed by the British Empire, Brazil, and the United States. Together these nations hold nearly two thirds of global forest land, leaving roughly one third to over fifty other nations.
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Russia
British Empire
Brazil
United States
American Tree Association
Henry Ford and illiteracy stigma in era of Bolshevism
Arthur Brisbane surveys public figures and social issues. Chief Justice Hughes praised for integrity and service while Henry Ford’s educational plans and views on crime, illiteracy, and social reform are weighed. The piece critiques wages, schooling, and the era’s rhetoric on Bolshevism and prosperity.
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Arthur Brisbane
Hughes
Henry Ford
Duty’s Frown and Smile From the Queen of Romania
A quote from Elizabeth of Romania notes that duty frowns when fled from but smiles upon those who follow it, underscoring steadfast obligation as a royal exhortation.
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Elizabeth Queen
Rumania
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