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Realm of Science January 20th 1913
(1913)First Paragraph: | The latter part of November the Observatory was honored by the presence of G. D. Swezey, professor of astronomy in the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. As he was on the point of replacing his own small ... -
Realm of Science October 20th 1912
(1912)First Paragraph: | The editor has an article under the title "Why Is the Moon!" in St. Michael's Almanac for 1913. Its object is to show the great benefits conferred upon the earth by our moon. After mentioning the amount, ... -
Realm of Science March 20th 1913
(1913)First Paragraph: | Popular Astronomy for March contains two short articles by Professor Eigge on the total eclipse of the moon on March 22nd and the partial eclipse of the sun of April 6th, as they will appear in the United ... -
Realm of Science October 20th 1913
(1913)First Paragraph: | Three very important scientific meetings have lately been held in Europe. The first was that of the International Union for Solar Research which was convened in Bonn, Germany, from July 30th to August ... -
Realm of Science April 20th 1913
(1913)First Paragraph: | The Woolworth Building, now nearing completion in New York City, is the highest building ever erected on earth. Its top is 785 feet above the sidewalk, and its foundation is 120 feet below it, so that ...
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