Tiny Republic Declares War on Austria San Marino
San Marino, the Adriatic microstate entirely surrounded by Italy, officially aligned with Italy against Austria. The oldest republic, perched on Monte Titano, with a population near 11,000 and a 33 square mile area, has long preserved neutrality while maintaining a small army and diplomatic ties, including a 1908 extradition treaty with the United States.
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United States
Cobb Tops Baseball Gossip As Greatest Player
Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers dominates sports chatter as the standout figure of the era. Analysts cite his speed eye and especially his thinking ahead of the play, arguing he relies less on mechanics than rivals who train on technique, making him uniquely formidable in wartime sports coverage.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Solomon’s Temple Dedication Prayer Draws Faith and Covenant
A Sunday School lesson on Solomon’s dedication of the temple notes the build, the Tyrian craftsman Hiram, and the ark’s return from Gibeon. It highlights Solomon’s prayer, the covenant faithfulness, and the call for God’s presence to bless Israel if they keep His commands.
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Jordan Valley
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Distance a Gun Can Shoot The Key Factors
Sidney Graves Koon M. E. explains in Leslie's that a projectile's range hinges on initial velocity and angle of elevation. Elevation near 45 degrees yields maximum distance. air friction and gravity bend the path, causing the shell or ball to land sooner than the ascent suggests.
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Graves Koon
M. E
Leslie
Curious Swiss Laws That Penalize For Future Outcomes
A column discusses Swiss cantonal laws that punish people for possible futures rather than past acts. It cites cases where authorities can send a person to a penal workhouse if their behavior may lead to future destitution, and even describes a woman confined for two years at her husband’s urging.
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Switzerland
Cantons
Castle of Despond a French Renaissance ruin restored
The Castle of Despond in Toulouse country is famed in legend for Rose de Martial who cried Plus d Espoir from a window and fell to her death after being jilted by the lord of Castelnat. Built as Martial manor, it became despondent, then bought by M Fenaille and restored before gifting to the nation.
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The Black Hole Thought Experiment Resurrected
The article argues that if prisoners in the Black Hole of Calcutta had kept moving to maintain airflow and avoid suffocation, deaths could have been prevented. It cites modern science suggesting air cycles with motion sustain oxygen for the inmates, potentially allowing an outside-facing window exposure and safer confinement conditions.
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Castle OF Despond
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