Word: travelers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Frederick E. Techemaker of Indianapolis, who lost twin sons on the S-51, said: "I am proud that my sons were serving their country when they died. I think the Navy is the finest possible life for travel." any young man who wishes to Later the engine room hatch was cut open and three bodies were taken out by divers. Another diver with an electrical device burned a hole in the forward torpedo room.*That also was flooded. All hope was gone...
...Kansas a rural school's program, though less recondite, is perhaps not less valuable than the programs of Iowa, of Pittsburgh. It begins at nine o'clock in the morning with wake-up exercises, and follows them with a music lesson, nature study, travel, lives of great men, books to read, current events. Five minutes are allotted to an agricultural primer of poultry, crops, dairying, horticulture, live stock...
...When I travel about...
...rubbernecking," what travel agency can defend itself against the not overwhelming percentage of humanity which you have in mind? The necks of travelers "rubber" and otherwise, are as their Creator made them. Why place the blame lower? Why set it on the shoulders of a single travel company...
...Travel. The tea-drenched atmosphere of Russian stations is back to pre-War humidity. Newsstands are well filled. As the bell rings, comfortable dining and sleeping cars are thrown open to travelers, who need not struggle for a place. Through regions once stricken with famine, the traveler speeds past fields luxuriant with a ripening harvest. At the great Kursk Station in Moscow he finds piles of perishable foodstuffs, which are being rushed to customers able to pay for them, from a distance of 1000 miles or more...