Chinese Youth Held Nine Months Sought Bail Ruling
A 19 year old Chinese youth Jem Yuen has been jailed at Long Wharf for nine months awaiting a Supreme Court ruling on whether Chinese nationals can be granted bail before determining residency. Attorney Warren Kyle argued the denial violates Christian obligations. immigration officials warn bail would undermine immigration laws. The case, linked to Chin Ying Don and the firm of K C Tang at 79 Harrison Avenue, awaits the court's post recess decision likely after February 20.
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Harvard Assistant Recorder Resigns After Ten Years
Harvard announces the resignation of Charles Stuyvesant Moore the assistant recorder effective February 13. Moore has served nearly a decade at the college after leading Taunton High School and St. Paul’s School Garden City and New Bedford High School earlier in his career.
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Professor Kilgallen Showcases Jellyfish For Living Cost Hope
Two full grown jellyfish were installed in the Balliol College aquarium of Professor Morton Kilgallen to demonstrate that jellyfish could help reduce living costs. A shipment of both young and old specimens arrived wrapped in wet rags, intended to illustrate their potential when ponds and harbors are filled with jellyfish.
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Jellyfish mating and self disintegration tale sparks curiosity
An account extols jellyfish as monogamous mates and capable of self disintegration to reproduce. It describes their care for appearance, shared self-burial, and production of young from broken body parts, then discusses using jellyfish to lower living costs and notes historic Native American culinary references.
Scientist Claims Jellyfish Can Yield Superior Dairy Substitutes
A professor told a Post reporter he has studied jellyfish cuisine and now asserts jellyfish can produce a better butter cheese and other delicacies than cow or goat milk. He says jellyfish has been undervalued and overlooked in modern life.
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Jellyfish Industry Idea Spurs South Boston Prospect
A column touts jellyfish as a potential major industry near the Boston waterfront. It praises refining to remove odor and imagines jellyfish products rivaling oleomargarine, calling for young entrepreneurs to seize the chance and noting a Smithsonian monograph on jellyfish as food.
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Remarkable chase fails to derail reporter’s duties
A reporter, exclaiming that the pursuit is remarkable, vows to break his neck to get the story printed without delay as he discards notes into a fire and tucks a cigarette into his pocket.
Oklahoma Heat Breaks February Records
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a February high temperature record as the day reaches 4 degrees at 1 p.m., far surpassing prior February highs.
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