Prehistoric Man in Panhandle Found by Scientists
Scientists from e2 academies report evidence of a powerful prehistoric man in the swampy Panhandle region of Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico about 10,000 years ago. Excavations in Blackwater Draw New Mexico yielded spear points, bone tools, and elephant remains suggesting human presence alongside Ice Age elephants. Dr Edward S Howard announced the find noting multiple points buried with bones and a stone spear rest on tusk base, implying early humans used Folsom-style weapons in a desolate floodplain setting.
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Guyraon
Okla
E2 Academies
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
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Philadel
Carnogie Istitution
Washington
Howard
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Teres
Paganini Manuscript Found by Parma Shoe Maker
Anacleto Fochi, a Parma shoe maker and small trader, rediscovered an autographed Paganini manuscript titled Fourth Concert in D Minor. The piece, known from Paganini’s correspondence, had been lost since his Paris Opera concert on March 25, 1831. The discovery followed a sequence involving a declaration by Achille Pagani and a music professor, with ownership returning to the Italian state via the conservatory management.
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Parma
Italy
Anacleto Fochi
Niccolo Paganini
Paganini
Paris Opera
Boks
Fuchs
Fuchi
Achille Pagani
Romeo Franzosi
Franzosi
Arturo Toscanini
Fochi
Pag
Neighbor Says To Remove Paper From Polished Surfaces
Guidance on cleaning stuck paper from glossy surfaces with olive oil, watering dahlias in sun avoiding roots, buttering sandwiches with hot water on the knife, and storing mayonnaise in a cool place to prevent separation. Delicate vegetables should be steamed gently in a small amount of boiling water.
Early fire pumps from ancient Rome to modern engines
A note traces fire pump history from Hero of Alexandria around 150 B C to the first steam dire engine in Cincinnati in 1830, explaining early pumps and their continuous use in pumping about 1,500 gallons of water per minute powered by the same motion driving the machine through streets.
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Alexandria
Westers Newscan
Storms and Courage in Facing Desperate Circumstances
Leonard A Barrett argues fear halts national and personal progress. He cites the need to love battle with tough problems, perfection as a force to expel fear, and to discard reliance on material happiness in favor of spiritual values. Destruction by storms may reveal faults to destroy.
Face the Storm Be Ready to Meet Life's Tempest
A reflective piece on storms of life and duty. It argues bravery, responsibility, and fidelity endure beyond adversity, urging action to prevent blame for disasters. It emphasizes nature as protection and urges prudent planning, self discipline, and courage to overcome hardship.
Thirteen Windows and a Paisley Shawl Tale
A household article explores the burden of dressing thirteen living and dining room windows with buckram headings and pinched pleating while weighing the ease of removable curtains. It notes Paisley shawls from the East and their enduring fashion, tracing Diana Napoleon era influence and Victorian Queen Victoria admiration, and ends with a nod to Ber Wells-WSD Service.
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Adelaide
Jaide
Napoleon
Queen Victoria
Paris
Victoria
Peisler
Europe
America
Ber Wells
WSD Service
Twins Deaf Blind and Mute in Special School Story
The story describes twins Jimmy and Margrand Mes, both deaf blind and mute, sent to a special school. Their vision was obscured by cataracts at birth. An operation later enabled object sight but not speech. They learned bone conduction for hearing and faced ongoing challenges to read and speak during instruction.
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Watertoen
Jimmy
Margr
Mes
Donald
Hem Andi
Miss Belve
Restoring America s Ist Theater at Dock Street
W P A Charteston leads restoration of what is claimed as America s first theater on Dock Street. The project notes a heated system and hotel adaptation while Williamsburg Virginia contests the claim, citing an earlier theater opening in NI.
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America
Dentists of Boston Promote Pain Free Surgery by Suggestion
Dr. Max H. Jacobs claims 60 percent of his patients respond to mental suggestion, enabling certain procedures with no pain. He says suggestion can allow operations on select individuals without anesthesia.
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Boston
Max H. Jacobs
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