The Atlantic Cable and the World’s Fastest Link
Elmo Scott Watson describes the Western Union project to lay the Atlantic cable completed in 1865 as the world’s fastest link. It covers the cable’s design from copper conductor to permalloy core, gutta percha insulation, armor, and two yarn coverings, enabling high capacity communications between New York and London.
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Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
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America
Ventura
England
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Gutta-Percha Company
Great Eastern
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Bualaeas
New York
London
North America
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Conta
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Two Famous Women Born in Same Year
In 2919 two babies born destined to influence widely. One in Old England, one in New England farm life. Queen Victoria and Lydia Pinkham emerge as cultural icons through wisdom and remedies, with anecdotes of women aided by Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reflections on literary figures like Sir Walter Scott.
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New England
Queen Victoria
Lydia B. Pinkham
Marshall
Timola
Lydia Jn Pinkham
Thad Elven
Mia
Anna McHmrhr
Plum &T
Iinoia
Philadelphia
Penna
Caroline Nagy
Sears St
Lydia B, Pinkham Medicine Co
Lydia
Pinkham
Nagy
Waltar Sedte
Frienita
Edinburgh
Amy Crose
Sir Walter
George Primosa
Wakefeld
Austria Plans New Bachelor Housing Decree
A government decree in Austria aims to provide bachelors with access to one of two housing options in a tall apartment building. Each unit includes a living room, kitchen, and a vented area priced at 65 cents a hour. The Viennese population awaits official word, while early reports hint at regular meals for breakfast.
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Akhykle
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