Time Temple planned in Washington by Harpington Institute
The Harpington Institute of America announced at a National Academy of Sciences meeting that plans are under consideration to erect a Time Temple in Washington with a $100,000 budget. The project would house a horological gallery and masterpieces of watchmaking. A pilot display includes 30 watches valued at about $30,000 from James Ward Packard's estate, including an astronomical timepiece with solar time, sunrise and sunset, and automatic calendar adjustments, featuring a jeweled miniature sky. The institute seeks funds and support for a larger educational center as part of a national research effort.
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Washington
Harpington? Institute of America
National Academy of Sciences
Mre
James Ward Packyard
Sec Ing
National
Rex Search Council
Gold Key's Use Puzzles New Vice-Chamberlain
The vice chamberlain of the rural household is to be appointed soon. J J Hayes MP for Edgehill Liverpool and former London palace sergeant will leave to carry the much talked about gold key. The key is linked to royal palace access and the monarchs return to the palace when parliament opens. Hayes will assist the lord chamberlain and oversee royal reports and may influence theatre licensing.
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London
J. J. Hayes
Edgehill
Liverpool
Palfea
House of Commons
Mr. Hayes
Buckingham
Windsor
St. James
Ogid
Hhe Palace
Chamberlain's Department
Pueblo man seeks jail over bond failure during plea
William "Wee BII" Hitt or Boone faced a prohibition era charge for operating a till and possession. Bond set at 250 dollars. One bondsman failed to appear, another held without bond. He boarded a tram to the county jail to wait for funds. Local officials call Wild BOP an honest man and set a precedent for handling cases like this.
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Bii
Hitt
Boone
Pueblo City
Bop
Hill
Rin
Uberty
Bai
New Fungi Found in Japan by Botanist Enomet
A new species and a new variety of mycetozoa, a simple fungi class, are claimed to have been created for the emperor of Japan by Fush itoshi Enomet, director of the Tokugawa Institute of Biology. The emperor collected the fungi during a visit to Zusht Jast gumpiser.
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Japan
Fushitoshi Enomet
Tokugawa
Firemen Panic Alarm In Quincy Yard Blaze
A tremor startled Quincy firemen who received a stray call telling them to fight a fire in their own back yard near headquarters. A swift response contained a grasp blaze behind the fire station with no major damage reported.
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Quincy
Mass
Abyssinian Jews In Abyayinia Mountaineers Lead Hidden Faith
The only Jewish mountaineers are said to live in Abyayinia among the Faiashas in the northern highlands once part of Siluh. They resemble Jews in appearance but avoid trade, are hunters, keep biblical rites, Passover observances, and preserve a parchment copy of the pentateuch. During Ras Tot's coronation Felashba diplomats brought a minascelos copy from Solomon and Queen of Sheba.
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Abyayinia
Siluh
Negus
Solomon
Sheba
Ras Totforl
Abyssinia
Peace on Earth Belief of an Old French Race
The Basques of Che W'yruiees in France are described as an aldreive people with a long heritage, thrifty farmers and fishermen, practicing local democratic self-government. They are portrayed as loyal, religious, and nonaggressive, having endured through history without kings or revolutions.
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France
Bay F
Hendrix
Light exposure harms medicines and creates color changes
Light harmful to medicines is studied by druggists to find containers that protect drugs from light. Some medicines are preserved by light while others deteriorate. Patients notice color changes signaling altered medical properties. Green drops turn brown, bright yellow ointments darken, tinctures darken and sediment forms, and serums lose efficacy.
Fly Fishing in 200 A. D. A Historical Note
The Missouri Fish and Game News credits ancient sources for early fly fishing practices. Aelian, a Greek writer in the second century, described a Macedonian method using red wool, feathers, and waxed gear. The rod and line matched in length, luring fish with color, then capturing them with a hook.
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Missouri Fish and Game News
Aelian
President’s yearly appointments list diverse federal posts
The President appoints without Senate consent his private secretary and the Librarian of Congress. With Senate concurrence he names about 16 000 people yearly including ambassadors consuls judges customs collectors cabinet officials district attorneys territorial governors postmasters treasurers currency evaluators mints commissioners revenue and many bureau chiefs and officers.
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Congress
Senate
United States
Internal Revenue
Arcners
Indun
Equal Opportunity to Treat Guests at Opera Dinner
In a clipped exchange Miss Cayenne criticizes Mr Crasuer for pushing equality. He insists on parity in paying for opera tickets and the supper, claiming equal treatment, while Miss Cayenne objects that his approach goes too far for her taste.
Absolutely Not Elderly Gentleman Seeks Room Amid Odd Factory Claim
A quirky exchange describes a room inquiry near a tear facing alley where the landlady explains a factory behind the wall. The elderly gentleman questions the plant, while the landlady clarifies it is a felt slipper factory producing items nearby.
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Roma
Origin of Music Legends Across Cultures
Diverse legends explain music’s origins from birdsong to divine lure. Chinese, Japanese, Arabian tales link sounds to birds, sun goddess, and a carpels myth. Greek usage shows early broad art scope before the term music. Different cultures defined harmony as education of the mind rather than body.
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Modhar
Harmiony
Morning Glory Blossom Saved for Count's Eyes
A New York Times legend recalls a Japanese prince visiting a garden to see a morning glory that bloomed at dawn. The vines had been uprooted and the tower gone, but one flower remained in a vase as proof, saved for the prince’s eyes alone.
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Japan
New York Times
Reshingling of Meeting House Roof Nears Completion
The old meeting house roof and belfry were reshingled yesterday. A query has arisen about who will oversee the ward that will use the building.
Readable Parowan classifieds mix of sales and rent
Multiple classified ads offer for sale Jersey cattle farming equipment refrigerator washer and piano listings. Rentals include a two room house. Lost ram rams sought with reward. Hyatt Hotel property for sale or trade. Nearby travel notes mention heat in St George with remarks from Mrs Parcels and Homer Day.
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