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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1947

Page

8

Original Shakespeare Second Folio Donated to UNC Library

William A. Whitaker of New York City donated an original second folio of Shakespeare to the University of North Carolina. The gift enriches the UNC Library with a rare edition and related English literary materials from James Saxon Childers.

North Carolina Friends of the Library William A. Whitaker New York City Whitaker Winiston-Salem Robert Allot Shakespeare Martin Droeshout William Shakespeare London Cotes St. Paul's Church-yard University Hardin Craig New York Gribbel Philadelphia Ole Chapel Hill University of North Carolina James Saxon Childers Childers Red Acres Bynum N. C James’ Saxon Childers Richard Wellington John Austin Clarendon Press Sir Sidney Lee H. Staunton Methuen Oxford Nicholas Rowe Alexander Pope Thomas Hamner Edmond Malone George Coffin Taylor Harding Craig Craig England United States Stratford-on-Avon

Hadrian's Wall built across Great Britain in 122 A.D.

The fragment notes Hadrian's Wall spanning from Solway Firth to Wallsend in 122 A.D. It claims substantial loss of British merchant ship tonnage during the period, mentioning Warkd Was US as part of the garbled text.

Hadrian's Wall Great Britain Solway Firth Wallsend A.D

Oxygen Use Surges for Cutting and Welding in the United States

The United States currently consumes about 14 billion cubic feet of oxygen annually for industrial cutting and welding. The figure highlights growing demand in manufacturing and metalworking sectors.

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