Word: seaboarders
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...Since he was the only Republican Senator to be elected last week by a bigger majority than he had received in the Harding landslide of 1920, George H. Moses of New Hampshire announced that he felt like the "spared monument" of the Atlantic seaboard. Said...
This week, the S-35 was scheduled to make trial flights along the Atlantic seaboard. Then, three motors thundering, tricouleur and Stars-and-Stripes whipping, she will dare greatly, her three intrepid manipulators tense at their posts in a cabin which, with true Gallic esprit, le Capitaine Fonck has had decorated in gold, silver, cream and mahogany...
...Seaboard Air Line's Florida office will be in charge of Mr. Arthur Brisbane" [after he had acquired 10,000 acres of land there...
...fortune, to turn triumphantly eastward and demonstrate to himself, his family and the world that he is what many already think he is, a potent journalist. He pictured himself buying or starting up a chain of eastern papers, avoiding Philadelphia and Manhattan, and becoming to the Atlantic seaboard what the late Edward Wyllis Scripps was to the Midlands...
...while waiting for Congress to demobilize the Continental army, George Washington made a tour of inspection of New York waterways, laid out a route for a canal linking the western frontier with the Atlantic seaboard. In 1817-25. Governor De Witt Clinton of New York dug the Erie Canal ("Clinton's Ditch") from Troy to Buffalo. It was later found that his engineers had followed, inch for inch, the Washington route. More lately, the Erie Canal has been modernized as far west as Syracuse, where it joins the Oswego Canal to form the main New York State Barge Canal...