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Seen in August, the Perseids are this type of shower |
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Song that begins "Father & I went down to camp, along with Captain Good'in'" |
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The longest railway tunnel in the world opened in '88 in this Asian country known for "bullet" trains |
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According to Stevenson, it's who "should always say what's true and speak when he is spoken to" |
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2 of the 3 main languages of North America |
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In 1907 Barnum & Bailey's circus was sold to them |
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Sap-sucking insect named for a white, sticky cornmeal-like powder found on its body |
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Based on a Scottish air; this was 1st used officially around 1845: [Instrumental music plays] |
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Yes, ships do have telephone numbers, but this part of the number changes as they travel |
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning said, "And, if God choose, I shall but love thee better after" this |
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Their west-to-east order can be recalled by using the phrase "Super Man helps everyone one" |
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There are 2 main types of these in the circus, Auguste & whiteface |
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St. Jerome was critical of those who used the end to justify these |
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Katherine Lee Bates wrote the words "O beautiful for spacious skies" after a trip to this Colo. peak |
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3 million of these safety devices are slated to be installed in 1990 model American cars |
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Ben Jonson wrote, "Drink to me only with thine eyes and I will" do this "with mine" |
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Most encyclopedias include the 7 countries of this region as part of North America |
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A Moscow circus act features these animals trained in the art of juggling with the feet |
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Siena College made news when its basketball games were closed to the public due to this disease |
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In the George M. Cohan song, it's "the emblem of the land I love" |
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This Pennsylvania city has more than 1,000 bridges, the most any U.S. city |
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Edward Fitzgerald 1st published his translation of this Persian work anonymously in 1859 |
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World's highest commercially navigable river flows into Coeur d'Aene Lake in this U.S. state |
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This "Entertainment Tonight" star hosts the ABC series "Great Circuses of the World" |
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An extreme U-bend in a stream or to wander aimlessly & idly without fixed direction |
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It's our equivalent of England's "Britannia, The Pride Of The Ocean" |
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Championship competition for motorless vehicles held each year in Akron, Ohio |
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Sandburg said of this city: "I have seen your painted women under the gas lamps luring the farm boys" |
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These mountains extend from Alaska into Mexico where they're called the Sierra Madre Oriental |
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Type of act that was the specialty of the Wallendas |
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