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Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

7

Practical Sympathy Case Puts Uniontown Man in Civil Suit

James Shaffer of Uniontown Pennsylvania struck a foreigner over disloyal remarks. Civil action sought ten dollars, but payment was made by ten members of a group.

James Shaffer Uniontown

Colorado granite road mirrors Appian legacy in Rocky ascent

Colorado with federal aid builds a granite highway in the Rocky Mountains. It promises 30 scenic miles and a sheer 1000 foot drop on the crest. Concrete posts and cables will guard traffic. The project costs about 25 000 dollars per mile.

Colorado United States Rocky Mountains Colorado Highway Commission

Tai Shan the Sacred Chinese Mountain and Its Temples

The article describes Tai Shan as the oldest permanent place of worship in China with emperors Confucius and many officials visiting its shrine and temple complexes. It charts the pilgrimage up 6690 steps by granite paths, swinging chairs, bells, and sacred rock of life legends, plus modern shelter for shepherds on western plains and a mobile sheep wagons with beds, stove, and cargo space.

China Tai Shan Confucius Heaven Earth Tal Shan Frank B Arnold Medhanics Civilization Cue

Johannesburg New Metropolis Largest and Diverse City Alternately

Johannesburg New Metropolis boasts 8.2T4 residents as the largest city in South Africa. The population ranges from simple needs to highly cultivated tastes. Music among other arts helps satisfy these varied wants.

Johannesburg South Africa

Piano Tuning Incident Involving Blind Men

A correspondent describes an event where a piano tuner who is blind brought a second man to tune a piano. The observer left them alone and later paid the tuner. The remark implied a patronizing attitude toward blind workers. The scene ends with the two men leaving the room.

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