Lincoln displays 3D remake of The Doctor by Gold & Company
The three dimensional replica of Sir Luke Fildes The Doctor tours Lincoln for four weeks starting Friday January 4 at Gold & Company on the third floor. Weighing three tons, it is composed of seventy pieces and was rebuilt from a clay model after a Chicago Century of Progress run.
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Chicago
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Tate Gallery
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Century of Progress
Tommy Nash Expelled Ends In Prisoner Pick Up
Tommy Nash is expelled by university authorities for persistent infractions and later causes a drunken disturbance in a rooming house. After clashing with Mrs. ORegan and drinking secretly, he injures a man in a hallway and is arrested by officers who inform him his actions have led to legal trouble.
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Tommy Nash
Tommy
Thomas A. Nash
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Washington voices fear of Morgenthau hold on banks
The piece analyzes potential shifts in control of the U S banking system tied to Comptroller OConnor possibly taking a San Francisco post The argument centers on Morgenthau’s influence over the Federal Reserve and the impact on independent board authority and bank policy Also discussed are gold devaluation inflation policy silver purchases and the Roosevelt administration’s accounting of utility rate reforms.
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China
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France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Peter Enrolls in Jesus School and Calls
Lesson text centers on the apostle Peter with themes of conversion and call. It traces Andrew bringing Peter to Jesus, Peter’s call in Mark 1, and how fishermen become fishers of men through obedience, sacrifice, and devotion to Christ.
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Jesus’ School
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Judaea
John the Baptist
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Mosquito Biting Habits by U S Entomologists
Entomologists from the United States Department of Agriculture outline when different mosquitoes bite. Some bite only at night, some only during the day, and others at sunrise or sundown. Female mosquitoes bite. males feed on nectar.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Two Eyes on One Side Fish Feature Described
A group of flatfishes known as flounders have both eyes on one side of the head and none on the opposite side. The arrangement allows them to lie flat on the ocean floor with vision directed upward.
Men More Susceptible to Common Cold, Study Finds
A study shows nine out of ten people suffer from the common cold with men more prone than women. Researchers note higher incidence in males across age groups and call for further investigation into immune response differences.
Wine varies widely by country for the same grapes
The article explains that wines produced from the same grape variety can differ greatly depending on the country of origin due to regional climates soils and winemaking traditions. It notes how terroir influences aroma body and overall character across regions.
First American Navy Uniform Began with 1776 Massachusetts Order
The earliest known naval uniform in American record arose from a Massachusetts council resolution of April 1776. It required officers to equip themselves with green and white attire for service.
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Massachusetts Council
1000 Year Ban Lifts On Women Climbing Mount Omine
After a millennium of prohibition, women are allowed to ascend Mount Omine in Japan marking a historic change. The decision lifts a long standing sacred restriction, enabling female pilgrims to reach the summit and participate in the annual rites.
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Omine
Japan
Baseball Speeds 90 Feet Per Second In Flight
A professional throws a baseball that averages about 90 feet per second in its flight. The fact highlights the high velocity of pitched balls and the physics of baseball dynamics.
Royalty in Westminster Abbey Buried Within the Abbey
The article notes that Westminster Abbey holds the remains of thirteen English kings and five sovereign queens. It highlights the abbey as a royal burial site with these prominent rulers interred there.
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Westminster Abbey
Baths of Caracalla Begun by Severus in 206 A D
The baths of Caracalla were begun by Severus in 206 A D. The thermae occupied a 720 by 375 feet square enclosure bordered by porticos and connected foundations. Remains include walls arches and vaults among Rome’s most imposing ruins and portions of the figured mosaic pavement.
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Severus
Thermae
Rome
Oldest European Pharmacy Traces Back to 13th Century
A historical note identifies the oldest pharmacy in Europe as dating to the 13th century, highlighting its long heritage and enduring role in early medicine and apothecary practice.
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Europe
Hair Raising Loyalty Wig Mishap at Trooping of the Colour
An officer of a Highland regiment who once wore a wig after losing his hair during war moments raised his hat as the color passed at Horse Guards. A Cockney in the crowd noted the sight and exclaimed admiringly that he was loyal.
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Horse Guards
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