Digging into Jericho Unearths Rich Ancient Treasures
Prof Sellin reports excavations at Jericho reveal a monumental burnt-lime brick wall ten feet thick on a stone base and nearly 40 feet wide on the western side. Houses, lamps, and bronze tools emerge along with Hebrew inscriptions proving old Hebrew use, as over 100 workers dig at five sites. Prof Yellin plans winter work to deepen material for pre Israelite and Canaanite studies.
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Jericho
Inet
Vienna Academy of Science
Anysmall Mall Gazette
Yellin
Gold output in Klondike falls to low level this year
The Denver Mining Reporter notes a $3 million gold yield in the Canadian Yukon low for 1906, driven by a dry summer that curtailed hydraulicking and placer work. Dredges and new hydraulic plants are planned, with 1,700 Guggenheim workers. Yukon river low water hindered Dawson steamers, foreshadowing winter provisions shortfall but not severe.
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Klondike
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Sundatone Brick Plant at Schenectady Opens
The Sundatone Brick Company established a brick plant at Schenectady New York featuring two Sampson presses a dryer conveyors mixers and a rotary table system. Sand and hydrated lime are mixed in stages then pressed into bricks under enormous pressure delivered by a crankshaft rocker beam. Two Stirling boilers power the operation and an Allis Chalmers engine drives the system.
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Hawaii completes irrigating canal for Waimea water
An irrigation canal finished in Hawaii will convey 45,000,000 gallons daily from the Waimea River toward Kekaba plantation. En route it will supply two sites for electricity development and includes tunnel and open ditch sections.
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Waimea
Kekaba
Doctors and Disease. No man fe a good physician wt has never been sick
An OCR fragment remarks that no man can be a good physician without having been ill. The wording is archaic and part of a broader aphorism about medical wisdom arising from personal illness. The piece offers a brief, quotable thought rather than a reported event.
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