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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
3
Vague OCR fragment describes a dark moment with fragments of names and phrases. Reads like an incomplete caption or note lacking clear subjects or actions.
The article recalls James Lick born in Fredericksburg Germany then emigrating with German ancestry to the United States. He lived in Montgomery County Pennsylvania until death, worked as a cabinet maker, moved to Baltimore and New York before joining an expedition to Buenos Aires where he built pianos. He settled in Vallejo and later California, becoming a shrewd real estate investor. Lick was a solitary, avaricious man whose harsh character was blamed on a love disappointment.
The Williams School of Expression and Dramatic Art in Ithaca announces fall and spring scholarship series. Examinations occur September 19 in Ithaca for Master and Walter Hampden awards and Frederick Warde grants. Readers may nominate financially deserving students to the registrar.
The text recounts James Lick, a self-made figure who, after a failed marriage proposal in poverty, built a grand mill near San Jose in 1852 costing 200000 dollars. His fortune funded public gifts and monuments, including a granite memorial in Frederickburg and bronze statues, with his estate surpassing five million. He selected Mount Hamilton for a name observatory, housing a large telescope on federal land.
The article notes a 36 inch clear aperture object glass for a dome driven by hydraulic power, with the floor raised by similar means. The pier base houses a vault containing James Lick’s remains set there in January 1887, the Pennsylvania adventurer and San Francisco philanthropist who died October 1, 1876.
Copenhagen reports archaeologists uncover remains of a fifth century town at Ismanstorp on the Swedish island of Deland buried under weeds and bushes as digging proceeds.
Mille Gade, 26 year old mother of two, plans to swim the English Channel next summer. The Danish native, working as a swimming instructor for the Naval militia, argues motherhood is no handicap and recalls her 1923 attempt with one child, aiming to complete the feat with two.
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