Gas poisoning prompts shipyard safety drive and rescues
Reports warn German authorities urge cylinder storage near work sites and training in inhalation resuscitation as gas engine accidents rise. Yale Peabody Museum unveils a nearly nine foot horned dinosaur skull, said to be the largest on land. Electric arc under water may fuse metal, enabling quick cutting of cables and plates. Wood preservation method uses hardening cement paste with magnesia. Government notes buds may age with parent plants, implying grafting lifespans. Breath photography shown at Roentgen Conference as potential TB diagnostic aid. Bogosley Island peak Mt Makush, altered by lava dust after eruptions, reshapes nearby mountains.
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Peabody Museum
Yale University
History of Enameling Through Ancient Glazes
The article traces early enameling as far back as ancient Babylon and Egypt with glaze examples from the seventh and sixth centuries BC. It notes sodium silicate bases and suggests Greek and Etruscan awareness of enameling, implying long-standing traditions in this craft.
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Bab
Saint Sebastian Roman Soldier Martyred in Gaul
Saint Sebastian is described as born around 240 in Narbonne Gaul. He served as a Roman soldier and was martyred by order of Emperor Diocletian in AD 288. He later became a saint and was venerated as a protector against pestilence.
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St. Sebastian
Narbonne
Gaul
Diocletian
Sebastian
The Divinity of Christ Explained in a Practical Sermon
In a Brooklyn sermon based on John 1 14 Dr T Calvin Mc Clelland argues the divinity of Christ is a practical belief. Christ is not God in essence but God near to humanity through Jesus whose sinlessness love forgiveness and service reveal the Father. Belief comes by studying the Gospel and by conscience feeling that Jesus is divine in truth.
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Brooklyn
T. Calvin McCleLland
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Seventh Avenue
St. John’s Place
Christ
Jesus
God
Lord
Man
Jesus the Great
Charles Lamb
Shakespeare
Alexander the Great
Napoleon the Great
Michael Angelo
Joseph
Mary
Alexander
Napoleon
Cromwell
Raphael
Mendelssohn
Ventilation of Stable Affects Cow Comfort and Milk
Proper stable ventilation requires drawing foul air off at floor level rather than from above. Air heavier than normal can settle, making cows breathe bad air when they lie down in poorly ventilated spaces, harming both cow comfort and milk production.
Land Sale Notice for Orange County Tax Delinquents
The Orange County sheriff announces a public sale of tax delinquent lands at the courthouse on Monday June 1 1908 at 12 o clock noon. The listing includes numerous tracts by township such as Cheeks Chapel Cane Creek and Little River with buyer names and acreage. the sale is conducted under state law to collect 1906 1907 taxes and accrued costs.
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Court House
Dna
Orange County
Lucy Dodson
Hillsboro
H. T. Baldwin
Lynch ‘Chas. E. Graves
Cane Creek
Joe Durham
Janes Carr
M. Martin
T. C
Jas. R. Couch
N. H
Ino. McPherson, Jr
Thos. M. Ellis
B. C
Brownsville
Jeannette Hicks
Lizzie Mebane
Mars Hill
Margaret Partin
Abe Mebane
Eno
H. Caldwell
Wilson White
Wm. Brewer
C. H
Ben D. Webb
Fred Barbee
Little River Township
Copa Crow
N. B
Henry Guthrie
Newton Wilkerson
C. W. Hopson
M. C
Meredith
Oliver Hart
Cedar Grove Township
Murphy Jones
L. Allen
Murphy
Johnst. Johnston
Mrs. G. Nat. Allen
Henry Jones
Bettie MccDade
L. iG.oe Allen
L. R
Louis Merritt
Lafayette Brooks
Henry Merritt
Robert Daniel
Odd Fellows Hall
Andy M. Jordan
Mary Pickett
Rev. J. H. McRacken
Mildred Peace
F. C
Jno. Peace
Annis Parker
Robt. Stroud, Sr
Anderson Tinnin
Joe Slade
Wrightland
Emma Taylor
N. C
Eno Township
William Torian
Mrs. Nannie-Cates
Fred Weaver
J. M. Manning
Jim Ghoul
Cheeks
Jas. Florrence
Nancy McAdams
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Ghas. A. Scott
J. Cheshire Webb
Atteic
Eo Vera
Lotanis
Washington, D. C
Roentgen ‘Ag
Berlin
Germany
Koehler
Wiesbaden
Bogosley Island
Mt. Makush
Reishboring
T Calvin M’clelland
Mur
Government of
Spain
Columbia Guano CO
Norfolk, VA
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