Widespread News Notes From The Odon Journal
The item gazes across varied topics from Mars water and aviation terms to Catalonian tensions and royal melancholia. It reports on General Wood praising Massachusetts maneuvers, a U.S. infant birth surge, crowded schools, housing needs, and a nitrogen peroxide flour seizure in Wisconsin with a milling firm ready to contest the federal statute.
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Wood
Massachusetts
Mazomanie
Madison
Wisconsin
United States Marshal
Western District
United States
Salmon Fry Plant Near Sheboygan Sparks Hope
A four pound salmon caught near Sheboygan renews hope that Lake Michigan salmon fry planted 12 years ago may establish a thriving run. Yet with only a few catches since planting, fishermen fear the experiment may fail, though fish consumers would benefit if salmon take to the waters.
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Sheboygan
Lake Michigan
Train Wrecker Deserves No Mercy, Says Editorial
An editorial argues that deliberate train wreckers pose a greater public danger than impulsive killers. It states murder is murder in both cases, but train wrecks are coldly conceived, potentially deadly to hundreds, and should meet stringent legal punishment.
King Edward Recasts Image in Public Appearance
King Edward appears in a frock coat and slouch hat, signaling a modernization of royal style. The public display preserves the relevance of monarchy while signaling a shift in traditional attire.
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Edward
Hamburg Belle Sets New Race Record at Fifty Thousand Dollar Stake
The New York bred mare Hamburg Belle lowered Crescens eight year old mark by two seconds during the race. The horse was sold for 50 000 dollars amid the event, a Hamburg stake reflecting the high price and speed on display.
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New York State
Crescens
Hamburg
Vast Task of Rebuilding Solomon Temple Draws Massive Cost
A Boston article outlines the enormous funds required to rebuild Solomon's temple in Jerusalem. It details labor wages for 30 000 to 80 000 workers, woodcutters from Tyre, meat rations, oil and wine gifts, and the century long project’s scope and hazards. It notes antiquity site history from David to Hadrian and the current mosque on the site.
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Boston
Free Masons
Jerusalem
Solomon
Hiram
Tyre
Mount Lebanon
Temple
Adoniram
David
Mount
Moriah
Zerubbabel
Herod
Hadrian
Jupiter
Justinian
Egypt
Adam
Tibhath
Chun
Hadarezar
Zobah
Diagram II Explanation of the Temple and Palace Layout
The fragment describes a diagram of tributary structures including Tyro bridges, Lebanon forests, outer temple porches and gates forming a square, the Outer court the Court of the Gentiles, twelve steps to the Chel terrace, the High gate and Psalm of Degrees, the Inner court with Israelite and Priest spots, Jachin and Boaz pillars, the temple proper, the Middle Tower, the House of Millo, palace sections and stables or stalls for burnt offerings.
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King Solomon’s Temple
J. M. Tenz
Jachin
Boaz
Josephus
Tyropoeon Valley
Forest of
Lebanon
King’s Palace
Millo
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Poon
The
Odon Journal
Dean M. Inman
Indiana
Mars
Atlantic City
Salt Sea
Prussia
Santos-Dumont
Weyler
Cuba
Shah of
Fersia
Russia
Jetes
Mecca
Medina
Mahomet
Heaven
Ezekiel
House of God
Holy House of the Temple
Lidimalid Egodidmed
Solomons
Holy House OF
Wari
Solomon'is
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