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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1964

Page

16

How the Telephone Was Invented and Its Early History

A compact history explains Bell's role in creating the telephone and how subsequent inventors such as Gray Pupin and DeForest aided long distance transmission. It notes key milestones from 1875 to 1900 including the first phone, patent filing, central exchanges, loading coils, and the audion. It closes with a Britannica Junior contest blurb and a local winner.

Alexander Graham Bell Bell Elisha Gray United States Supreme Court George Coy New Haven Connecticut Michael Pupin Lee DeForest

Glass containers dominate American household packaging

New York report states the average American family uses about 1 480 glass bottles and jars yearly. Glass packages enter homes and are discarded after use while milk bottles make many trips. Products range from milk to pickles and beyond.

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Alabama Youth In Finals For President

Sylacauga youth John E. Nix lost 53 45 to Jeffrey C. Bauer of Boulder Colo in the Nationalist Party ticket race for President in the American Legion 1964 boys nation mock government election Other notes mention a gender trend in milk consumption after age six.

College Park Sylacauga, Ala John E. Nix Lon Nationalist Party The American Legion Nix Federalist Party Jeffrey C. Bauer O Boulder Colo

Early farming and irrigation origins in Mesopotamia and Nile

About 2000 BC hunter tribes in Mesopotamia began farming and irrigating to feed families. Settlements grew along the Tigris and Euphrates before moving to river banks where irrigation and ditches supported crops. Meanwhile Egypt advanced writing, arts, and governance after farming innovations.

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