Names Of Colt And Deringer Remembered In Hartford Era
Hartford recall of Samuel Colt and Henry Deringer highlights their roles in 19th century gunmaking. Colt built a Hartford factory and served as a Civil War colonel before dying in 1862. Deringer’s Philadelphia armory produced a tiny hand pistol linked to Lincoln’s assassination.
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Temperature extremes for the past 24 hours
The high reached 107 degrees between 2 and 3 PM Sunday with a 75 degree low between 5 and 6 AM today. Presidio reported 109 degrees. The period’s high was the nation’s second highest. on June 4, 1963 the high was 98 with a 72 low.
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Social visits and family gatherings in Northfield area
Mrs Bill Bethany and Mrs Annie McCoy hosted relatives from Plainview and DeVee while visiting Arthur and Delmont Hays. Grandchildren Dinelle Timmons and Bren da Timmons joined Allan Thomas and others in social gatherings with extended kin from Amarillo and Childress.
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Leslie
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Solo Atlantic Yacht Race Draws Rusty Weather Eyes
Fourteen skippers race single handed from Plymouth to Newport in the first renewal of a brutal Atlantic voyage. Ten are British, with two French, one Australian and one from New Zealand. favorites include Chichester Gypsy Moth II and Pen Duickel. Weather lore from Cornelius Shields adds cautions on signs of wind shifts and patterns for the crossing.
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Early origins of baseball traced to England in eighteenth century
The text notes that baseball did not originate in America and that, nearly a century before Abner Doubleday's birth, the game was played in England during the early eighteenth century. It credits Double Day with specifying base locations and distances between them.
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Summer Health II Cleanliness For Safe Food
Public health guidance warns contamination from toxic bacteria in foods like eggs fish and dairy. Keep foods refrigerated using insulated bags, watch salads and mayo, and use antibacterial deter gent to reduce staph. USDA and research services offer help with insects and venomous creatures.
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