Homemade stilts and doll furniture from cardboard boxes
Instructions describe a simple adjustable stilt construction using two uprights, step blocks, hinges, and bell wire, plus toe straps and a can-stilt variant. A separate guide shows doll furniture from cardboard boxes, including a bed, table, chair, and drawer unit built from candy or pillbox containers.
Journey to Emmaus Easter Lesson
Moody Bible Institute lesson for April 12 analyzes Luke 24 13 35 the road to Emmaus. It notes Cleopas and an unnamed companion meet a stranger who explains scripture prefiguring the risen Christ and reveals him at the breaking of bread. The teaching emphasizes faith in all scriptures and hospitality to strangers.
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Open-door Policy Endorsed by Chapel Hill Leader
Ed ward K. Graham addressed students advocating full publicity for college news and criticizing shielding offenses. He urged equal protection under the law for students and others, stating responsible publicity sustains community life and patriotism in college.
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Chapel Hill
Edward K. Graham
State University
Graham
Shad Abundance Reported on Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds
In Elizabeth City fishermen report unprecedented shad catches in the lower Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds. The Daniel's line sent a telegram requesting the steamer Guide with fish boxes and ice be sent to Hatteras to handle the overflow of shad.
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Daniel’s Line
Hatteras
Farmers Open Central Market To Improve Buncombe Output
Buncombe County farmers, via the Buncombe County Farmers' Union, open a central market to take orders and advise on demand. The cooperative marketing plan aims to save thousands of dollars annually by better distributing produce.
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Asheville
Buncombe County
Holland the Home of Peace and Liberty in History
The essay extols the Dutch tradition of personal freedom and tolerance, linking Holland’s past to America’s present. It cites religious liberty, notable figures, Nobel laureates, and Holland’s role in international peace through The Hague and Hugo Grotius.
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New York
France
England
Spain
Germany
America
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Potter
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Coster
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de Vries
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Engineer predicts submerged rail link to Ireland
Chicago engineer H. G. Tyrrell proposes a 20 mile submerged tube rail link between Black Head and Port Patrick as a remedy for unrest. He estimates costs at 25 to 30 million dollars for a double track tube.
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Scotland
Ireland
Chicago
H. G. Tyrrell
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Port Patrick
Thieves Target UC Library Coin Heist
Thieves broke into UC Berkeley library coin cases and stole about 50 coins. Six rare Roman coins valued at 5000 dollars each were left behind. The Roman coins were found in Pompeii in 1891 by a joint French government and UC expedition.
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Cal
University of California
University Library
Pompeii
Name Change Ordered for Morris Greenspune to Greene
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich sets March 17 as the date Morris Greenspune may change his name to Greene in the New York court proceeding. The order names the participant and specifies the legal action to alter surname.
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Greene
New York
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Morris Greenspune
Caravaggio Masterpiece Reemerges From Stufa Collection
In France a long lost Caravaggio painting reappears in Marchese della Stufa’s art trove. Sigdi Pietro, Ufizzi gallery secretary, identified the work once seen in the Cerretani estate around 1700. The piece matches an Ufizzi print and shows six youths with instruments and singing figures.
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Marchese Della Stufa
France
Galleria Degli Ufizzi
Siggi Pietro
Cerretani
Sig di Pietro
Ufizzi
New York
Ancient Stage Revival in Syracuse Set for April 16
The New York Sun reports a rare revival of Aeschylus’ Agamemnon in Syracuse’s ancient Greek theater. The venue, tied to Hiero I and possibly Democopor Myrilla, carries 24 centuries of theatrical memory.
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Aeschylus
Syracuse
Hiero I
Democopor Myrilla
Hiero
Persae
Etheae
New York Sun
Natural hair curl debate echoes in teen talk
The dialogue notes a girl whose hair curls naturally versus using a curling iron. Nell confirms the curls are a natural result, highlighting perceptions of appearance and styling choices.
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