Violinist Inventor Forrest Cheney Pioneers The Cheney Phonograph
Violinist and teacher Forrest Cheney, after global concert work, retired to teach and invented the Cheney phonograph. He aimed to reproduce the Stradivarius violin and grand piano with human voice, building an acoustic system with wood chambers that restore and preserve great music for listeners.
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Old Snag Apple Tree Restored To Youth And Vim
SUNBURY Pa March 30 The Old Snag stands near Hickory Corners on M N Wither farm A hollow trunk apple tree once damaged by a power spray and pruning now yields fruit again After spraying in 1922 1928 and 1824 it produced 17 5 12 and 13 bushels selling at 1 1 50 per bushel totaling 55 over three years The tree now earns its keeper paying the owner s sprinkler costs The piece ends with a quoted reflection on sympathy and intimacy.
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State Doctors in American Samoa Face Shortage
The Sacramento Bee notes there is not a civilian physician in all American Samoa and states the public senior medical officer at the naval station is responsible for health and physical fitness of the people. The commentary highlights a critical lack of civilian medical staff in the territory.
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