Uncle Sam Sets a Good Example at the Capitol Dome
The United States Capitol dome is kept in excellent condition by painting every few years with forty painters for three months. Over five thousand gallons of paint are used for one coat to prevent deterioration of the metallic surface. The article mentions a clipboard biliddag preservence and references Doroth Quincy and other figures in a curious historical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Capitol
Washington
Almerlen
Golklings
Smapytera
Dorothy Quincy
Police
Sears
Hkl OO
How Cleopatra's Needle Was Saved From Decay
Fragmented article details a preservation effort for Cleopatra's Needle. It notes glyphs eroded and sandstone pieces fallen from the obelisk, with a New York scene of concern and a London parallel. A new stone preservative is promised to halt further decay and restore the monument's surface.
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London
Thames
Obelisk Gift to New York Tells Egypt’s Ancient Reach
The article chronicles the Obelisk presented to New York by the khedive of Egypt and traces its historic voyage from the Bed Sea to the Mediterranean, noting its base height, total length, and weight. It connects the monument to ancient rulers and scholars, highlighting its journey across regions tied to Pharaohs and Greco Roman figures, and its lasting display in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Egypt
Ureumat
Auare
Mediterranean Sea
Herodotus Plato
Alexander
Goshen
Christian Strug
Alexaniria
Muse
Jer Orukera
Caliph Omar
Sianis
Unclear historic note on art chemistry and exhibition
Fragmentary report describes a chemist named Wiha Kuekro from a metropolitan art circle and a long-ago collaboration with Wikparam Van Tafed. It notes attempted prevention of a heat related incident, some paintings endured, a disagreement arose, and guests judged the event a success. New York mood relaxed afterward.
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Wiha Kuekro
Metropolitan
Abiscum of
New York
Surface Preservation Against Decay in Materials
A fragmentary notice argues that surface protection is essential to prevent deterioration. It emphasizes exterior exposure as the starting point, noting materials without inherent decay elements need protective surfaces to extend life. The passage reflects a basic materials science claim about preservation.
Questionable debate on government action and home upkeep tactics
A fragmented Q A discusses government programs limiting construction and the value of regular house painting for long term preservation. It covers costs of painting, the impact of neglect on decay, and advises against reusing old paint on new work while suggesting older paint may be repurposed for fences or tinwork.
Anti-Rust Dope Aims To Protect Iron and Steel
Federal experts have developed protective coatings to prevent rust on iron and steel. The government considers commercial uses for these coatings and for related substances described as sopas which resist wear and fire. The effort seeks practical applications beyond military aims.
Effect of Color Upon the Durability of Paint
A study notes that permanent coloring materials ground by machine and high grade white pigment bases reduce chalking and peeking on painted dwellings and structures. The findings emphasize that proper pigment selection improves paint longevity and appearance.
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Wien
United States Tire News and Industry Pride
The United States Tire Company highlights its history and values amid lean farming years, praising Morgan & Wile, G. & J. Hartford, and Revere tires as leaders in quality and craftsmanship. The piece asserts the company’s enduring commitment to durable tires built for long miles and reliable service.
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United States Tire News
Paul
United Stiles
United States Tire
Morgan & Wile
G. & J. Hartford
Revere
Swift & Company 1949 Employee Savings Plan
Swift & Company announces an employee stock purchase plan. All on payroll can buy shares with 10 percent down and the rest over two years. options include up to 5 shares per week for those earning higher wages. Plan aims to deepen loyalty and give workers a permanent investment in the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Coms & Pirner
Pilleiniy
Ian
Mat. Salt
Voinjyouiy
Swift & Commans
Nate Linley
Caneyey
Binsloyes
Official Directory of State Officials and Local Officers
State Governor Martin G Brumbaugh State Treasurer Herbert K Young Auditor General A W Powell Secretary Internal Affairs Henry Houck President Judge Joseph W Houton Smethport Member of Congress Charles H Rowland Philipsburg State Senator Frank Baldwin Austin Assembly Members John A Fita Gibbon Bradford Frank P Ianerwood Bradford County Sheriff F W Jones Smethport Deputy Sherrifs C C Choate Smethport J L Howe Bradford Prothonotary B F Starsky Smethport County Treasurer Frank Potter
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Martin G. Brumbaugh
Iabert K. Young
A. Wi. Powell
Sec'y
Henry Houck
Jucxe
Joseph W. Houton
Smethport
Congress
Charles H. Rowland
Philipsburg
Bata
Frank 2. Baldwin
Austin
John A Fita
Gibbon
Bradford
Frank P. Ianerwood
F. W. Jones
C. C. Choate
J. 11. Howe
B. F. Starsky
Smethpork
Frank P
Smethport Officials and Local Establishments Listed in Census
A long list enumerates Smethport town officials including commissioners, clerk, coroner, auditor, school superintendent, district attorney, and many county and borough posts. It also notes economic references such as Smethport Wood Products and the East Norwich Chemical Company, plus remarks on local scenery and a county fair week.
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Smethport
Jury Conimusieahers
Otto
R. D
Warley
Gifford
J. E. Abbot
Bradford
Frank Burdick
Lillibridge
Agst
B. S. Taylor
Bradford, . Districh
Thos
B. Winson
Mercanilla
F. H. Goodman
Jowett Bealer
Wealghta and Measures
K. P. Verdon
Smathport
C.W
Bhattuck
Joseph F. Robins
Ann
Farm Buren
Crossman
Frank Cummings
George Carpour
Herman Tutt
P. Ii. Keenan
Newanonera
Clrematriz
Ganks
Smethport Wood Products Company
East Smethport
Norwich Chemical Company
Haat Smethport
Lodge Directory at McKean No 388 Meets Monthly
Listing of Masonic and related lodge meetings in Smethport including McKean Lodge No 388 meetings on the 1st? Wednesday at 8:16 p.m. at Masoniebat Main Street, officers listed. Smethport Lodge No 389 meets Fridays at 8 p.m.. Smethport Encampment No 278 meets first and third Wednesdays. Ideal Rebekah Lodge No 69 meets 1st and 3rd Mondays. Smethport Bratch No 26 meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays. Phoenix Chapter No 15 meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays at 8 p.m.. church services listed for All Saints Memorial Chapel and Epworth-based activities. pastors and service times noted.
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A.M. McKean Lodge
Masoniebat
Main Street
Surney
Mordick
W. A
Smiethport Lodge
Han. Wal
Louis
Ideal Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Deiglen
Rachel
Amster
Phoenix
Annie Hopper
W. M
Ed Draka
Drake
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Wilkes
Official Directory
Jounston
C. P. Jw
A Swanson
P.H. C. Smethport Bratch
Kate Bender
Prea
Anna GO. Stark. Snoy
Bath
Annie
Stark
See
Y- Harry Comds
All Saints Memoirs
Divine Aervice
Bom
Edson
Episcopal Church
Epworth Leagus
Arthur Gregson
Rev. FE
H. Edson
Restor
Swedish Lutheran Church Services
Avery Sunday
Larson
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