Word: sunsets
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...control of sporting contests is the opportunity offered for public opinion to crystallize and be expressed with regard to commercial flying, which has not reached nearly the proportions in this country that it has in Europe. It is now possible to fly from Vienna to Paris between sunrise and sunset; a journey by rail of 32 hours...
...Botanic Garden is open daily from sunrise until sunset...
...Sunset...
...editorial verbiage enveloped him as he trod the unblossoming paths of scholastic virtue. There has been need of a light for his feet--a cuiding beacon of hope towards which he might struggle across the orange pops the blocked his way. And at last it has come dight in sunset livery of scarlet and gold, shedding its mellow rays alike upon the barren walks of the Yard and the Dingy gutters of Plympton street. And the undergraduate rejoices and is content...
...month of June, when nature is at her best, brings this year many attractions astronomically. Four of the five conspicuous planets occupy prominent places in the evening sky. Venus in the west shortly after sunset is by far the most brilliant object. It is during the last year that the word comes from the Mount Wilson Observatory in California that definite evidence has been obtained of the absence of oxygen and water vapor bands in the spectrum of Venus, thus indicating an apparent lack on that planet of what we regard as life essentials...