Patent Office Needs a New Home and Faster Proofs
The piece urges funding a new building for the U S Patent Office arguing it is self supporting and profitable, with a surplus near 7 million dollars. It outlines space, model storage, and a planned classification system to speed examinations, reduce litigation, and better serve inventors and the public. The author notes the office’s high expertise, long experience, and need to preserve and efficiently access records and prior patents to foster innovation.
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Patent Office
Pisc
Department of the Interior
Washington
Une Bureau
United States
United Staten
Connecticut
Rome
Mendelssohn Rage Mendelesohn Ina FASO Match
Fragmentary OCR piece mentions Mendelssohn and a player named Rage Mendelesohn in a context suggesting a notable moment or reaction. Specific outcome, date, teams, or venues are unreadable, leaving only scattered names and phrases.
Traveling by Wheelbarrow to Ping-Ying 45 Miles
The account recounts a humorous 45 mile journey by wheelbarrow to Ping-Ying. Bishop Scott and Lanchester share a single barrow with a luggage inn third, three men per barrow, no springs, many bumps, and a luxuriously rough ride.
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Ping-Ying
Bishop Scott
Lanchester
Bishop Montgomery
Miesion Field
Saving Trouble at Union League Fashion Talk
A fashionable wife’s gown costs spark lively talk at the Union League. Her husband jokes that maintaining her style causes more trouble than it saves, quipping there would be no trouble if he didn’t have such trouble.
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Union League
Proponderous of Evidence and a 60 MPH Claim
A constable accuses a driver of speeding at 60 miles per hour while the driver insists he was not and offers a ten dollar bill as proof. The officer accepts the money and notes with 11 to one against him he won’t go to trial, saving county expense. Harper's Weekly notes horseshoes busy.
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Harper's Weekly
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