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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
4
An article describes how fog forms in an air lock as pressure lowers and dew point is reached. By opening the discharge valve and later the throttled valve, fog appears and pain from caisson disease subsides when pressure is released and air reintroduced. The process echoes fog formation in cold condensation.
A Dartmouth psychology professor is described as abstruse and hard to follow during a lengthy lecture. One student finally asks, What time is it? The tale ends with a humorous exchange reflecting on obscurity and perception.
The article traces early vehicle history from 1572 with Johann Hunstack and a coiled spring to the first steam car by Nicolas Cugnot in 1770 and the first modern automobile by Amadeo Bollec in 1873. It notes 1890s appearances, Paris cup races from 1894, and Bowdoin College's founding with James Bowdoin's gifts, plus Longfellow’s tenure.
In a Pittsburgh style quip, Tess is described as the luckiest girl for two reasons. The line notes her engagement ring and her left handedness as part of the playful remark.
A critic notes actors plant stumbling blocks to test beginners. In Richard III a coffin scene prompts a novice to misquote as parson cough. The mentor warns that many start with the wrong delivery, increasing the risk of a comic mistake on opening night.
The piece notes Thomas Moore's unrivaled Irish poetry status and his earnings from Irish melodies with £500 a year from publishers and a 3000 juineas sale for Lalla Rookh. It compares Moore to Goldsmith and mentions Burns as another master of words for music. It also describes Evensong at St Gwithian and the possible oldest English Christian building unearthed by shifting sand near Godrevy lighthouse.
Local newspaper promotion explains the value of the Spokesman-Review in Spokane Washington for up to date news and ads. It details rates for Twice a Week ten cents per line and daily Sunday prices for consecutive insertions and suggests how to reach businesses and newcomers.
J. Ree and O. Bott join J. M. Ha for a bayou summer event as the team winds down. The furthest hints mention a casual gathering and a Casant eve with eating and camaraderie.
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