Arctic air routes open new northern cities and trade
Professor Rudolph L Santoitovich of the Arctic Institute of Leningrad advocates Arctic air routes linking Europe and America. He cites the Kola Peninsula's growth to Hibinogorse and Tekarka, new ports, and mineral deposits, aided by airplanes and airships. He notes Behring Gulf to Lena mouth passages and argues the Alaska to Leningrad corridor offers reliable, rapid navigation with suitable bases and observatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph L. Santoitovich
Arctic Institute of Leningrad
Arctic
Captain Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Cotonet Lindbergh
Hussia
Bara Sea
Yenuts
Yeneses
Karathea
Europe
Bay of
Chelyuskin
Lena River
America
Wouth
Siverian
Behring Gulf
Ser
Milovseroy
Siberyakov
North Pole
Asia
Norge
Hubert Wilkins
Point Barrow
Sanzbergen
Polar
Biberian
Alaska
Wrangel Island
Northland
Archangelland
Leningrad
Tsei Peninaila
New Land
Berlin
Levanigvsky
Behring
Lena
Grutsk
Eurasia
Era of Chemistry To Revolutionize Our Life
Dr Colin G Fink of Columbia University discusses the new era of applied chemistry joining electricity and chemistry. He cites synthetic processes, lighter metals, and solar power as path to cheaper, faster production and dramatic industry changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin G. Fink
Columbia University
Perkin
National Chemical Societies
Chemjets
Ilver
Tredilonal Railroadng
Wotta
Eus
Chimeney
Colin Fink
Carl Anderson
Seth H
Varicose Veins Link To Arthritis Theory
Hearst Science Editor discusses a new interpretation by Dr. Otto Meyer connecting varicose veins and infected dental pockets to rheumatic conditions. The piece notes skeptical stance, cites phlebitis as a bacterially driven factor, and mentions regional focus on leg veins as a source of toxin spread influencing arthritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobind Behari Lal
Hearst
Otto Meyer
New York
Meyer
Vienna
Dakex
Foe
The Problem of Racketeers and Prohibition Era Trade
A critique traces how employers associations paying dues to racketeers foster anti competitive practices and corruption in unions. It warns that protected criminal trades will shift toward cheap gambling, numbers, and worse trafficking while authorities fail to curb them, forecasting broader social harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mquor
Wesp- Walsted
N.Y
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Hhibinogorse
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Tgarka
Jang Beo
Avecia Hugartis
Atlantic
Labrador
Greenland
Iceland
Japan
Franz Josef Land
Fran Joel Land
Tain
Rudolph L. Samailovich
Khibinogorsk
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Company
Charleston
Neddermeyer
Chicago
Tein
Lonpile
Bri
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