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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1977

Page

11

Glider Swing Pattern From Household Handyman

This pattern guides building a four adult capacity lawn glider with step by step photos and drawings. It notes easy indoor cutting, optional lumber cutting service, and includes a materials list and postage paid price of 2.50 for the Lawn Glider No 276 plus an offer for No C-22 packet and a home idea book priced at 1.50.

Sunrise at Tokyo Fish Market Shows World Trade in Tuna

At Tsukiji and coastal docks, Japanese fish workers sort, weigh, and auction tuna and other seafood as trucks bring catches before dawn. The scene captures the scale of Japan's seafood reliance and the bustling auction halls as sunrise begins to gild Tokyo’s skyline.

Hinomisaki Japan Sea of Japan Tokyo Tsukiji

Royalty and beer in history from the American Brewers Association

England's Queen Elizabeth demanded good beer on travels and tested taverns with couriers. Mary Queen of Scots drank beer in prison. King Arthur's knights supped on bragget, a ces seasoned beverage. Henry VIII hosted breakfasts with roast beef, bread and ale.

Washington England Elizabeth United States Brewers Association London Philip C. Katz Association Mary Tutbury Castle Arthur Knights of the Roundtable Henry VIII

Red-letter day phrase traced to Christian feast calendars

The expression a red-letter day originates from old Christian calendars that printed feast days linked to Christ and saints in red ink. These days stood out as special and were noted for prominence.

Christ

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