Word: periodical
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Thirty-five prints are included in the exhibit, forming a record of the construction of the all-American Canal, the Boulder Dam Transmission Line, the Colorado River Aqueduct, and the San Francisco Bridges. These scenes were visited by Woolett over a period of five years, so that the various stages of the project might be sketched...
Another apparent and important advantage of the League is the opportunity which it immediately offers for the construction of general agreements which are recognized to be desirous by all but which a regrettable lack of cooperation has checked before. A standard maximum period of pre-season practice, a system whereby schedules would not have to be made out years in advance, mutual scouting agreements, a uniform number of home contests for each team, standard visiting team guarantees and uniform post-season game regulations are some of the things capable of being effected if only some medium of cooperation such...
...strongest point winners is expected to be Emile Dubiel, if and when he can compete. Al Northrop, a great miler, is in the same capacity, but both are expected to be eligible after the exam period...
...huge sunspots have been revealed in the photographs taken over a period of five days, one extending for a distance of 70,000 miles, the other 125,000. In addition to these a few more, relatively smaller, have been spotted. These spots have been diagnosed as atmospheric cyclones...
...rotation of the sun on its axis in a period of some 25 days prevents the earth's being constantly in the range of a sunspot or sunspot group, and so we look for the evidence of a terrestrial effect when a spot lies near the centre of the sun as seen from the earth. When this state of affairs is valid such terrestrial phenomena as auroral displays, magnetic storms, and effects on long distance radio reception should occur, for they depend upon the electrical conditions of the atmosphere; and indeed our expectations are fulfilled...