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Fragmentary lines about dental or medical terms mixed with garbled words. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary lines about dental or medical terms mixed with garbled words. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
Batavia township board invites sealed bids for lump coal to supply schoolhouses with delivery by September 2 1918. Bids due June 1 1918 at 2 p m in Batavia office. The board reserves right to accept any bid or order. Louis Burz president Frank Dial clerk.
Notice announces the appointment of Fannie E. Le Nee as administratrix of the estate of Charles A. Oble, late of Clermont County, and notes qualification of the estate affairs. The document references Samuel Rague and repurchase details in the probate notice.
Notice announces appointment of a personal representative for an estate. It states the probate court appointment by a judge and references eligibility and qualification requirements for the estate administrator. The document is a formal court notice for interested parties to respond or participate as required by law.
Probate records show Leonard Schiler duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Katherine Schiler, late of Clermont County. The filing indicates the date April 1941, with attorney O. Bly noted.
A traveler in the New Haven Register touts the shovel fish of South America. He notes its shovel shaped snout and its behavior of leaping onto the bank to dig bait, describing it as unusually accommodating to fishing.
The concept of propelling ships without wind began with oars and later land vehicles. The first attempted propulsion of ships is claimed to have been by Blasco de Garay in Barcelona in 1583.
A new machine fitted with pneumatic hammers and chisels bores through hard rock at about nine feet in 24 hours. It was used in New York City subway work and marked a significant advance in swift, safe and cheap rock tunneling.
The text states Noahs ark as the first ship with length 450 feet beam 75 feet and depth 45 feet. It notes construction from gophic wood or cypress, wood that, like cedar, is salted for underwater ship parts, assuming an 18 inch cubit.
The maelstrom off the Norwegian coast is a massive whirlpool between the mainland and an island. When current and wind push opposite, ships cannot withstand the waves. Whales and sharks have been cast ashore. Estimates say the whirlpool runs about 80 miles across.
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