Celebrations in New York Honor Sir William Johnson
A bicentennial pageant at Johnson Hall highlighted Sir William Johnson as a towering figure of early New York. The Irish immigrant turned Mohawk ally led frontier defense, traded with Indians, and ruled Johnson Hall with feudal hospitality. His death in 1774 and legacy, including ties to Joseph Brant, were recalled in a bold public remembrance.
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Noise trouble shifts from cities to farms and factories
New York report shows noise disturbs sleep and slows industry beyond cities. The League for Less Noise campaigns against horn toots and loud equipment, noting vibro insulators and rubber mountings reduce machinery vibration and fatigue. Studies compare noisy loom rooms to quieter ones, urging quieter rails and engines to ease nerve strain.
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French Coin of 1756 Found in Delaware
REHOBOTH BEACH DEL large silver coin bearing the head of Louis XVI king of France and Navarre minted in 1755 was found recently by Georges Marsh on the wind swept sand dunes of Dever beach a few miles below here. Marsh spent many days roaming the dunes after each northeasterly storm and gathered more than 300 coins in two months last winter.
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Preserving Trick Minnows Enduring Bait Councillor Recall
The account describes a method used by Councillor Fred Nevison Castle to preserve minnows and related specimens. It covers a practice of bait preservation, including frogs newts cats and other creatures, and notes how preserved specimens were used for display and personal adornment. It recounts a fishing anecdote about a bursting minnow and friends’ reactions, highlighting preservation as a hobby.
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Bridge Revenues Tie to San Francisco Bay Crossing
San Francisco report shows first year earnings of 1.72 million dollars from the Bay bridge with 3.5 million cars crossing. Officials note tolls support maintenance and improvements for the new span linking San Francisco and Oakland.
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