Evolution of the Dish in Language and Tableware
The article traces the word dish from old English dige and German tisch to meanings that include plates, vessels for food, tables, and drinking cups. It notes shifts over centuries, examples like a dish of tea, and how Americans extend dish to eating utensils and served foods, distinguishing from bowls and cups.
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Macaulay
Garraway’s
Literary Digest
Lloyd's World Famous Insurance House Origins
Lloyd's London based insurance entity traces its roots to Edward Lloyd’s coffee house in Tower Street forming in the seventeenth century. It did not become incorporated until 1871 by an act of parliament and operates through member firms under its society rules. The group also publishes Lloyd's List, a maritime intelligence journal begun in 1696, alongside other works for members and the shipping industry.
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London
Lloyd's
Edward Lloyd
Tower Street
Royal Exchange
Lloyd’s
Lloyd'’s
Lloyd's List
Lloyd's News
Europe
Oil formation myth debunked by scientists
Scientists dispute the pressure origin theory of petroleum formation. Lab results released by the American Petroleum Institute indicate heat and time drive petroleum formation, not pressure. A university survey of organic chemistry professors questions crude source as the oil’s quality determinant and emphasizes refining processes.
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American Petroleum Institute
Eastern University
Organic Chemistry
Just Biding His Time and a Dutch Nickel Tale
A Baltimore Sun reader recalls a taxi ride where the driver rejects a questionable half guilder coin calling it a Dutch nickel. The driver explains a church-going passenger trusted him with it, implying the coin came from a well meaning but misled source. The tale hints at moral satire about honesty and temptation.
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Baltimore Sun
Weather Terms Through Time and Discoveries
A brief historical note traces weather study from early days of Plymouth to the barometer and the word cyclone. It cites Torricelli's barometer invention 23 years after Plymouth and the term cyclone first used in 1848 by Piddington in Calcutta, noting its Greek origin meaning coils of a snake.
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Plymouth
Toricelli
Piddington
Calcutta
Cows Use Subway Tunnels to Reach California Dairy Pastures
A California dairy guards cows crossing a busy highway by a cement-lined tunnel beneath the road. The tunnel provides an exclusive route for the cows between dairy buildings and pastures, reducing traffic dangers.
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California
Popular Science Monthly
I Take This Woman and Dance Fools Dance Attraction
A two film lineup features I Take This Woman with Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard a tale of love on the Western plains and a Western ranch that tests loyalty and marriage Also shown Dance Fools Dance starring Joan Crawford blends gangster drama with high society chic and a strong supporting cast including Clark Gable and William Holden through Chicago and New York settings.
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Gary Cooper
New York
Wyoming
Carole Lombard
Mary Roberts Rinehart
America
Wyoming Ranch
Park Avenue
Londay
Spuesday
Joan Crawford
Joan
Chicago
Joan of Old
Lester Vail
Cliff Edwards
Clark Gable
William Bakewell
William Holden
Earl Foxe
Purnell B Pratt
Hale Hamilton
Natalie Moorhead
Joan Marsh
Russell Hopton
Council defers hospital bill action amid investigation
Town Council postponed decisions on two Rhode Island Hospital bills totaling 810 for services to two needy residents. Millemagg reported bills from May 28 and December 3, 1930, including a $686 charge for an employee injured at National India Rubber Company. The case raised questions of workers compensation and company liability.
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Rhode Island Hospital
Rhode Island
Paul C. Millemagg
Millemaggi
Vasta Lar. Ruggeiro
Public Aid
National India Rubber Company
Council
W Fred Williams, Jr
Millemagg
Sylvia
James F Wyhe
Edward A Currier, Jr
Whe
Samuel J Connery
Joseph A Hammill
Svivian
Silvia
Second International Patent Exposition Expands in Chicago
Sell your invention or patent by exhibiting a model or drawing at the Second International Patent Exposition in Chicago from September 14 to 27. Thousands of manufacturers and patent buyers will review new devices for marketing. Rates are $1 per day for 14 days, or send $14 with descriptions and drawings for full service.
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Chicago
B. Hamilton Edison
Merchandise Mart
Notice of separation and liability from Bristol resident
Joseph P. Souza of 11 Third School St Bristol Rhode Island declares that his wife Rose P Souza has left his home and he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by her from September 1, 1931 onward. The notice is dated September 1 4 and 8.
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Rose P. Souza
Joseph P. Souza
Third School St
Bristol
R. I
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