AMERICA
... AMERICA. FROM LIVERPOOL, 9 JAN., 1929, PRINCIPAL CAPITAL CITIES. r.m.c. U N A 15,505 ton«. ...
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TO AMERICA
... TO AMERICA. The dale of the Prince of Wales’s sailing for New York has been fixed for August 25rd the Canard liner. Berengaria, from Southampton. The present arrangements are that he will occupy the Imperial suite which the ex-Kaiser, before tho war, ...
In America
... In America. Let us now look at some more modern experiments. I take them from the works of Nordhoff and Kauffman. The Shakers Community experiment in 1875 started with 2,415 souls, and had 100,000 acres of land, which is equivalent to 41 acres each. The ...
IN AMERICA
... IN AMERICA. Scheme Which Dominates the Situation, NEW YORK, Sunday. The question of American participation in European affairs dominates the news ;And editorial columns of the American Press. The determination of Mr. Harding to find some Nay to join in ...
In America
... In America. A Reuter message yesterday, from New York, says that bankers and dealers on Exchange reported heavy offerings ail day, especially from London, but all-exchangee were carried down by a further crumbling of the British rate. Both stocks and ...
IN AMERICA,
... IN AMERICA, Naval Officers Greatly Depressed at News of Disaster. A Reuter message from Washington says that naval officers here are greatly depressed at the news of the disaster to the airship ZR2, a,nd have cabled to Pigland for detail s of casualties ...
AMERICA
... AMERICA. r.tn.s. ORDU N 1 A 15,503 tons, FROM LIVERPOOL, JAN*., 1929. PRINCIPAL CAPITAL CITIES, ...
AMERICA
... AMERICA. Sir,—Your excellent paper to-day (Thursday) provides one with stimulating reading. On page 5, column 1, we read, A mistaken idea ; America's first thought still only of herself. In column 4, General Stunts says, If America sees Europe resolutely ...
AMERICA
... AMERICA. The United States of America, with their many different peoples, their great industries, and their wealth, have proved, and are still proving, a happy hunting-ground for writers. To the number of books of “Impressions” already published, has ...
AMERICA
... AMERICA R.m.*.- ORDUNA Jan. 80 DAYS Ist CLASS £l7B. 2nd „ £ll7. The Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Liverpool, Local Passenger Agent*. ...
AND AMERICA
... Ameriian we do of America? t, happily, the good will is vidence just now. ely a matter of sentiment, Itimental element in interna_ ips is by na means to be also a matter of politics, and the objectives of policy there - een Britain and America ; a suspicion ...
In America
... In America. If the weather to-day is as fine as it was yesterday, twenty million people the United States will bo gazing skywards to watch the eclipse. Popular interest in the spectacle enormous. Special trains are being run to various vantage points ...