Noah Webster dictionary marks 250th anniversary in Springfield
The 1828 An American Dictionary of the English Language, by Noah Webster, is celebrated as a landmark in American lexicography. It showcased 70000 entries, coined words, and revisions aimed at a distinctly American language, with Merriam and co editors maintaining its legacy through later editions.
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Springfield
Mass
Boston
Noah Webster
Lavin
Ebenly
Webster
Frederick C. Mish
G. & C. Merriam Co
Samuel Johnson
West Hartford
Conn
United States
Pew
Europe
Mish
Cambridge
England
New Haven
Ren
George
Charles Merriam
Chaunncey Goodrich
Merriams
Metric time system proposed by Ann Arbor engineer
Ann Arbor inventor Franklin L. Everett proposes a metric time system with day divided into 100 temps, decitemps and centitemps replacing hours minutes and seconds. He envisions 38.5 kilotemps per year, 37 temps for work start, 50 for noon, and 70 for end, plus various dial designs and possible millitemps for precision. Everett also hints at Greenwich world time to reduce time zone confusion.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Franklin L. Everett
Ann Arbor Instrument Works Inc
University of Michigan Engineering
Everett
Averett
CETA program exposes youths to art in Frederick County
Disadvantaged youths in Frederick County participate in a 10 week summer CETA project to study drawing and painting. Twelve high school and college students explore techniques, visit Baltimore/Washington museums, and work in small group sketches to gauge their interest and potential as artists.
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Ceta
Jerry Miss
Baltimore/Washington area
Baltimore/Washington
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