Fuel injection microholes in diesel engines stated
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
10
Fragmentary page hints at printed messages and belief
A fragmented excerpt describes random placement and handling of a printed page. It mentions reading a chapter about happiness and misery and the belief guiding the adherent’s practice. The text focuses on the act of interpreting printed messages and the reader’s mindset.
Kansas scientists report skin grafts survive across strains
A University of Kansas Medical School team led by Dr Creighton A. Hardin and colleagues achieved skin grafts that live over a year in mice of different strains. Pre-inoculating the donor skin extract appears to suppress rejection factors, offering clues to human transplant advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Medical School
Creighton A. Hardin
Alvar A. Werder
Perry Morgan
Werder
Named January for Two Faced Janus
The early Romans celebrated the new year in spring with Janus as two faced god. January 1 became the official start of the year after calendar changes. Gifts evolved from hay and palm to gifts for emperors, prompting legal limits under Claudius. The church later demoted the feast as a religious festival tied to Jesus’ circumcision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janus
Rome
Claudius
Jesus
Montana 1957 License Plates to Be Smaller
Montana motorists will receive license plates for 1957 in a smaller size with a black background and white lettering. Plates are said to be cut to fit brackets on newer cars, with issuance beginning after New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
White House first lit by electricity in 1890
The White House received electric lighting in 1890 during Benjamin Harrison's presidency marking a historic modernization of the presidential residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Benjamin Harrison
Aronson to Appoint Court Justices
Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson announced plans to appoint two new justices to the state supreme court once two seats open. James T Harrison 53 Malta will be chief justice and Wesley Castles 38 Helena will be associate justice. Harrison would replace Hugh Adair and Castles would replace F H Anderson. Both appointees have held top county posts and high public office and would be among the court’s 39th and 40th members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana Supreme Court
James T. Harrison
Malta
Wesley Castles
Harrison
Hugh Adair
F. H. Anderson
Castles
State Board of Pardons
Kiwanis
Phillips County
Montana
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Missoula County
Adair
R. V. Bottomly
Anderson
Traditions Prophecy and Customs of New Year Day
Readers learn about New Year beliefs across cultures including opening a bank account in Old England and using the Bible to predict events in the coming year. The piece notes long-standing customs and superstitions tied to January 1 as a hopeful start.
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England
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Norman's
Conoco Service
George
Jerry
Lydia and
Norman
Edith Cameron
Ida Hauge J. Q
Robbins
Virgil Gust
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