First Linotype in Capital Museum Revealed at Smithsonian
The Smithsonian displays three linotype machines illustrating the evolution of printing. The 1880s grand machine cast complete lines of type ready to print, drastically reducing manual labor in composing rooms. Estimates show tens of thousands of machines in U S and Canada daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Graphic Arts
United States National Museum
Smithsonian
Mergenthaler
Jero- Washington
United States
Canada
Smithsonian Halls
Ottmar Mergenthaler
J. O. Clephane
National Typographic Company
Smithsonian Building
How a Linotype Line Was Cast in Old Printing Rooms
The article describes linotype operation where keys set a line by stopping at varied heights, creating readable letters on matrix bars. Operators space lines manually using spaces and tapering bars, then clamp, place in mold, pour molten metal, and cast the line before resetting matrices for the next line.
Abandon Food Prejudices Learn to Try New Foods
Do not be finicky about staples and meals. Widely used foods vary by region, leading to shortages when crops are scarce. Rice and corn offer valuable starch, while wheat is overused in some places. Learn to cook all staple foods well and give them a fair trial. Demonstrate thrift at home through saving over spending.
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Cape May County
Gulf Stream
Wildwood
Wildwood Crest
North Wildwood
Cape May
South Cape May
Cape May Point
Sea
List of murder cases to be heard at June terms
District Attorney Michael E. Stroup lists one hundred thirty nine new criminal cases for the June term opening Monday June 11. Among them two murder charges remain against John C. Christley and Frederick Richcreek. others include varied felonies and forgery charges as the court prepares to clear all murder and manslaughter matters.
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Michael E. Stroup
Criminal Court
W.S. Lash
John C. Christley
Frederick Richcreek
Christley
Richcreek
William Co. Fickes
Harry Miller
Wilbert Clark
Lucius Howard
Julius Verzperni
William Green
Joseph Grim
T. C. Cullen
Harry Griffin
Adovis Walker
Samuel Morgan Alias Price
Charles Thomas
William Baymiller
William Reed
Ray Branch
Robert Baraxton
George Isek
David Brooks
Harry McClain
Public Ind
Thomas Ardell
Jacob Johnson
John Mosser
Americus V
Albert Darrow
Hodd Minor
Najeb Nicola
Stef
Gasparovic
John E. Hayes
Edith Jones
William Nicholas
DeHoman
George DeHaven
Resh
Marie DeVault
Roy Alexander
Abe Winiscoff
Carrie Dausey
Maud Allen
Herman Grosser
Wesley Beachler
Eddie Jones
Evelyn Warfield
Annie Wolfshon
Ase
Weldon Lee
James KE. Seachrist
Albert Julius
Dollie Jones
His. House
Leroy Dunnell
Robe
Oliver R. Klugh
Abor
William C. Fickes
Leon Katzman
Julius Clawson
Walter Shuey
William Carter
Charles Pratt
Rest
Margaret Sullivan
Wilson A. Smith
Harry Grant
Charles L. Kauffman
Joseph Bloomson
G. C. Feeser
Beckey Jackson
Edwin Cleland
Sarah N. Yoselowits
A. Palusso
Adolph Menke
Charles Mavareth
Steve Cavaric
John Kukalic
Bessie L. Levine
David Shulman
Minora
Francis Stough
Clair Goodhart
Charies Hershey
Phores Hershey
Morris Smith
Harry Walters
Clarence B. Bechart
William H. Brown
Larceny
Harry E. Whitmer
Rachael Bell
William Capin
M. E. Groff
Charles Graff
Charles Groff
Herman Kautz
Athens George
Theo
Adul
Bessie E. Murdock
Thomas Gibons
John H. Oberholtzer
William Beshore
Earl Keller
Paul E. Wert
Mabel Reitenbauch
Howard Co. Gordon
Ralph Anderson
Oscar Saltzbaugh
John Beadle
Nuisries
Agg
George BE. Spacht
Oper
W. S. Lash
Don Miller
John E. Lutz
Theodore Weiler
Hannah Stots
Mal
Mis
Arthur Brown
William Hughes
John Daniels
David Alberts
Roy Branch
Aaron Gipple
Charles Wolfe
Surety of the
John Brown
Harry Evans
Harry Kaylor
William Leahy
William A. Richcreek
John A. Dutton
Wert Jones
Charles E. Rbrett
Pierce Stoak
Thomas Brubaker
Sur
Charles Wagner
Clayton Lyme
Albert Pennington
John Edwards
Russel Hoke
Wiliam Rohrobach
David Stipe
C. Karl Auts
Daniel B. Neff
Cloyd Peace
W. Eveler
Waste Not in the Kitchen The Case for Frugal Food Use
Large share of 700 million in U S food waste comes from discarded kitchen food. Reheat leftovers, thicken soups with cereal scraps, and use stale bread for dishes. Save milk, sour milk, and cream for baking and dressings. Reuse gravy, fat trimmings, and cooking water for stocks and soups. Preserve soup stock and flavor in water from boiled foods.
Thrift Is Urged For Home Food Management
A guidance piece encourages readers to learn proper food planning and budgeting. It advises contacting the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington or state colleges for bulletins on food nature and uses, to feed families economically and extract nutrition from every pound bought.
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United Sta Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
State Cultural College
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