Trans Oceanic Telephotography and Korn Process
A historical note describes early long distance telephotography over land and submarine cables. It explains trans continental telephoto methods, then details Arthur Korn's process using a glass finder, moving picture, and selenium cell to convert light variations into coded letters sent over cables to reproduce images at the recipient.
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Arthur Korn
Ord Cacy
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Ohioan’s horseshoe invention earns patent after initial doubt
A young Ohio inventor visited a Washington patent office and faced discouraging feedback. An examiner urged a fourth model, and he revealed a horsehoe design that likely met patentability. Three years later he reported success in manufacturing and sales, crediting the examiner’s advice.
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Washington
Ohian
Excoera
Jane Te
Tee
Tnoe
Young
Bing
Tle
Monster Petrified Fish Found Near Garfield County
A large petrified fish about 50 feet long was found in rock formations in Garfield County about 70 miles east of Panapo. Sheriff James Goulding and T. W. Smith reported the discovery while prospecting near Aveld County. Four years earlier a similar fossil skull was found at the same site. Local residents debated returning the specimen to the University of Utah or removing the schoolhouse to pull down a red flag.
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Cronster
Garfield Coun ‘Tal
Pan‘'o
James Goulding
Aveld County
T. W. Smith
Siuntth
University of Utah
Weekly payment plan yields sixty three dollars seventy five cents
A stated plan offers fifty weekly payments at Pett cents each, totaling 63.75 dollars. The arrangement emphasizes a fixed weekly outlay culminating in a specified total.
Students name Shakespeare tops list of fifty historical figures
Bloomington students in a history class ranked fifty figures by perceived greatness. Shakespeare leads, followed by Aristotle and Lincoln, with numerous names including Caesar, Washington, Napoleon, Darwin, Gandhi, and Joan of Arc. The piece questions if the rankings reflect a standard of greatness.
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Shakespeare
Bloomington
Ind
Aristotle
Lincoln
Caesar
Washington
Plato
Napoleon
Luther
Socrates
Newton
Columbus
Edison
Alexander
Emerson
Michelangelo
Homer
Mohammed
Milton
Voltaire
Darwin
Franklin
Dante
Goethe
Roosevelt
Charlemagne
Raphael
Jefferson
Pasteur
Foch
Bacon
Frederick
Woodrow Wilson
Contactus
Cicero
Lloyd George
Leonardo de Vinci
Pitt
Virgil
Burke
Cromwell
Sumpides
Galileo
Solomon
Spencer
James
Florence Nightingale
Dickens
Rockefeller
Joan of Arc
Christopher Smart
David
Travel Language Study Urged by National Federation
The National Federation of Modern Language Teachers urges stronger language curricula in American secondary schools focusing on German and Spanish. It favors earlier testing, more reading for deficient oral skills, and teachers educated in America. The report recommends travel and study abroad for teachers with half pay leave as a bonus. W. Bagster Collins serves on the committee with Prof. H. Kanechin as chairman.
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National Federation of Modern Language Teachers
Federation
America
W. Bagster Collins
Prof
H. Kanechin
Care of Buckets and Tubs in Dry Weather
Instructions urge keeping two inches of water in wooden buckets and washtubs when unused to prevent drying and leaking. The note adds an odd aside that it is easier to be divorced than married in Switzerland.
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Switzerland
Cleaning an Oven for Odorless Use and Clean Hands
An oven in constant use must stay scrupulously clean with shelves scrubbed by soda and painted with quicklime two or three times a year. This prevents grease buildup and odors during use. Rub vinegar on hands softened by washing clothes.
Handy Kitchen Scissors and Simple Home Craft Tips
A practical note describes using kitchen scissors for trimming fish rind bacon and peeling pineapple eyes. It suggests repurposing old fabrics for table covers and describes making a gas lamp shade for a sick room using an asbestos mat and a wire hoop.
Writing Tips From The Linen Trade
Practical hints on marking linens with cold starch to prevent scratching. Clean gilt frames by wiping with beaten egg white. Soak linens long before washing to remove stains. Let down the hair and suit it as of ten as possible.
Modern Maid Musings
A fragmented verse piece notes the irony of thrills and the missteps in argument. It humorously contemplates parachutes and imagination while poking fun at attempts to correct others.
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