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Newspaper

Irvington Gazette

Location

Irvington, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

5

Chapel of Tre Pyx Opens to Public at Westminster

Public opening of the Chapel of the Pyx at Westminster Abbey marks the first access since its medieval founding in the reign of Edward the Confessor. Visiting hours are Tuesdays and Fridays 11 am to 8 pm, with the treasury, regalia, and historic stones showcased behind iron doors.

Tre Pyx Westminster Wdbey London Award the Confessor Hugollu Edward the Confessor Thorney Island Edric St Peter Treasury Toglish Pyx the Confessor Edward Lord Rosebers Hugo Sip Hugolin William of Normandy Hastings Henry Dean Stanley Slves Wayland Smith Puck Ethelred Acre Exsta John France Holyrood Altholatah Dunbar Henry Ro Acnach

City playgrounds urged to curb urban childhood dangers

Editorial from the New York Evening Post argues for expanding playgrounds for city children and fostering juvenile amusements through the People Institute. It notes grit of crowded streets and poverty, laments environmental hazards, and warns that overregulation may stifle spontaneity while praising playgrounds as a humane solution to divert delinquency and promote proper development.

People’s Institute Bowery Sanda Chilldren New York Evening Post

A Wise Precaution and Self Made Articles

A group of miners or local businessmen formed a small company and drafted articles of agreement to avoid lawyer costs. They fix the annual meeting for the second Saturday of July each year unless it falls on a Sunday or holiday. The report also notes construction progress on a Cordilleran tunnel linking Valparaiso and Buenos Aires, with work ongoing around the clock and an anticipated opening in 1910.

Valnaraizo Buenos Ayres

Whale Bone Catch Falls Short Despite Hopes For Market Relief

The Record notes a sharp decline in bowhead whale catches this season along the Siberian and Alaskan coasts. Only thirteen whales were taken at Point Hope, far below last year, with Barrow and Cape Prins showing similarly discouraging results. Fewer ships operate due to sea conditions, and bone markets weaken. Analysts suggest a potential market relief if the shortage persists, contrasting with last year’s oversupply.

Siberian Bering Strait Arctic Point Hono Paris Tey Cape Barrow Banks Land Pacific Lome

Hand Laner Notes on Exercise and Firewood Question

A Cleveland Leader item records a dialogue with Congressman Paul Howland about personal exercise and the type of fire used in heating. The exchange includes questions about artificial formats and a resident asking what fire is built with while the congressman replies that he uses a match every time he lights the fire and that wood or coal are not used.

Paul Howland Cleveland

Oldest trade routes tied to salt in ancient Italy and Carthage

The article recalls salt as a crucial commodity in antiquity. It notes the Via Salaria in Italy delivering salt from Ostia to Sabine Country and describes salt's prominence in trans-Libyan caravans, Sahara routes, and Carthaginian commerce, with references to Herodotus and pre-Christian times.

Italy Via-Salaria Sabino Ostia Herodotus Sahara London

Proclamation from Westchester Sheriff Orders Court Appearance

Proclamation from Westchester County New York requires all persons to appear at Supreme Court in White Plains on a specified January 1910 date under recognizance. It also commands sheriffs coroners and justices to return recognizances and examinations to the court at the opening of its term. Dated December 6 1909 signed Henry Scherp acting and under sheriff.

New York Westchester Supreme Court Pesca Shor Ofice White] Plains Dee Henry Scherp State OF County of White Plains Westchostar Chazdas

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