Word: cones
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Rear Admiral Hutchinson I. Cone, U. S. N. (retired), of Florida, to succeed Rear Admiral William S. Benson (retired) on the U. S. Shipping Board. Rear Admiral Benson had displeased President Coolidge by repeatedly opposing sales of U. S.-owned merchantmen...
...Gage, Chairman, and Marjorie Teague; G. N. Burns and Marie Cone; Bradford Cannon and Elsbeth Tait; L. E. Johnson, Jr., and Dorothy Ruth Johnson; W. W. McAdams and Marjorie Pitcher; S. P. Park and Suzanne Pollard...
...Nancy recently practiced the late Emile Cone, whose "better & better" was a form of light hypnosis...
...long pot-holed and undulant, is now smooth. His Majesty looked upon these things and found them good. That night fireworks spurted up from a barge anchored in the bay, and Vesuvius made notable His Majesty's visit by an almost polite eruption. No lava spilled from the great cone, but jets of pinky-lighted steam spurted high, portentous rumblings were heard, and few rocks were belched...
...drop through the air is noticeable on all meteorites. About one-third of the earth's elements have been found in meteorites; most of them resemble stones; a few contain a large percentage of iron ore. Perhaps the most famed meteorite of history was the black, cone-shaped stone which fell in Phrygia; was worshiped by the Greeks as Cybele, mother of gods; was taken to Rome in 204 B. C. to insure Roman prosperity...