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08 Mar 1908

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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1908

Page

32

Earth’s Ancient Theories On Motion And Heat

The article traces early beliefs that the earth was stationary or center aligned with celestial spheres, noting Pythagoreans and Aristotle, and cites ancient figures like Maimonides and Arya-bhata. It discusses hypothetical heat from moving the earth, Nevada mines for central heat estimates, and concludes moving the globe is infeasible with available power.

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The Ten Oclock Line Boundary Practice in Indian Land Cessions

Historical note on a boundary method used in early land deals with Native tribes. A chief and council interpret instruments and sun shadow to draw a line at ten o clock, separating land for whites and the tribe. The boundary relies on sun shadow, with other limits defined by tribal territory and waterways.

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Don't Live in New Houses or Is a New House Unhealthful

A writer argues that new houses trap water leading to damp conditions and health concerns. The piece notes that building a single humid house uses over thirty thousand gallons of water and moisture stays near surfaces, promoting dampness and potential health issues.

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