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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

4

Steel gauges precision to a millionth of an inch

Steel gauges accurate to one millionth of an inch are produced at the United States Bureau of Standards. A set of 54 finished gauges had 31 exactly precise to .000001 inches while the remaining 23 were within .000002 inches. The gauges are steel disks.

United States Bureau of Standards Popular Mechanics Magazine

Country upbringing with chores shapes future business leaders

The city child lacks regular work and grows impatient, turning to loafing. The country child is given chores early, building responsibility and initiative. Consequently, most successful businessmen come from rural backgrounds.

Joke 5000 Years Old Planned by Ancient Egyptians

Archaeologist Flinders Petrie reports finding a rock face door during a queen's pyramid exploration. The door fit so perfectly it hid a solid rock behind it, a ruse built around 8000 B. C. by a prankster to deter tomb robbers.

Flinders Petrie

Daysman an Arbitrator

The daysman is an arbitrator, umpire or judge. A term of Anglo-Saxon origin still used in northern England for an unofficial judge or arbitrator to whom a dispute is referred. The origin of the word remains obscure.

England

The In Between Age Observations in Dallas News

A Dallas News excerpt notes an anthropological remark about beauty and age focusing on girls around eleven, describing the cleanest faces in the world as belonging to that age group.

Dallas News

Not Their Measure. Banks Speak Of Integrity In Antiquated Turf

Excerpts remark on bankers and friends with a satirical tone. The text references the Court of Lions in Alhambra and quotes Arthur Helps on human attachment to worldly events. It notes the blue whale as the largest species, reaching over 90 feet and up to 70 tons.

Wales Sies Eccoberns

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