Proof That Stone Age Man Knew Use of Iron
Dr. Albert Sauveur of Harvard School of Engineering told a Pan-American congress in Lima that Stone Age man knew iron. Meteoric iron artifacts and early bloomeries show iron formation from fire and ore. steel overtook wrought iron with Bessemer, electricity aided ore reduction, manganese steel emerged, and stainless steel debuted in 1914 for cutlery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauveur
Harvard School of Engineering
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Lima
Peru
Ohio
Doctor Sauveur
Europe
Cort
Harry Brearly
Science Service
Eccentric Soviet Foreign Minister Tchitcherin Described by Marcosson
Isaac F. Marcosson portrays Georgy Tchitcherin as a night-loving, absent minded commissar who sleeps by day and receives visitors at midnight. He reportedly works tirelessly, shuns a wardrobe beyond one suit, and personally handles tasks from sharpening pencils to filing papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tchitcherin
Foreign Office
Moscow
Brockhart-Rantzau
Germany
Tchitcherdin
Isaac F. Marcosson
Saturday Evening Post
Eigg Isle Basaltic Mass and Notable Residents
The island of Eigg off the Argyllshire coast is described as having basaltic shafts rising from a rocky base. It covers about eighteen square miles with a population near 200, noted for sheep and highland cattle. Sir William Petersen, a Danish-born shipowner naturalized locally, hosts Mr and Mrs Chamberlain and family, with ties to former owner Laurie Thompson, now buried on a nearby islet.
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Figg
Egg
Argyllshire
Eigg
Sir William Petersen
Laurie Thompson
Montreal Star
Bears Now Carnivorous After Carbolic Cleanse
A zoo visitor asks if bears are carnivorous. A keeper explains they are not now, noting the bears were carnivorous on arrival but were cleaned with carbolic, altering their diet.
Cause for Dismay in South Carolina Household
A neighbor finds Amanda Joskin fanning her husband who lies ill in bed. The caller asks if he is sick and Mandy replies he only needs exercise, noting he walks in his sleep and has not walked for two nights.
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Amanda Joskin
South Carolina
Mandy
Pat
Crossword Miscommunication Leads to Domestic Rift
A Florida reader recalls asking her husband Jim for a five letter word meaning domestic happiness while solving a crossword. He refused and the exchange escalated into a quarrel reported as a lighthearted domestic moment.
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Jim
Florida
Jesus Forgives Enemies at Calvary and Crowned with Salvation
Historical lesson outlines the crucifixion scene from Luke 23 33 46. It presents Calvary as the place of redemption with Jesus forgiving the soldiers and the crowd while revealing four responses the covetous the indifferent the scoffers and the penitent malefactor. It ends with Jesus death and the fulfillment of salvation.
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Jesus
Christ
Calvary
Jerusalem
Paradise
Nature
God
In This Life Lessons of Patience and Denial
A reflective line from George Macdonald notes that this life offers no sickbeds or mourners to comfort in the Father’s house, urging patience and self denial as guiding virtues.
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George Macdonald
Foundation of Peace Principles for Lasting Peace
The piece argues that true peace rests on firm principles and divine blessing for peacemakers. It emphasizes that lasting peace requires permanent foundations built on sound, enduring guidelines.
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Eigg Isle
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Savior ON the
Cross
Jesus Christ
Scoffers
Israel
the Penitent
Foundation of Peace
Brownwood
DE Leon
Brownwoo
Comanche
Ar. de Leon
Ly de Leon
al Brownwood
Chuck Pitts
OWL
JR. Eanes
J. R. Eanes
In O. D. Waring
Wrigleys
Franklin
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