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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
5
Bright Sky Figures Orion Leo and Other Constellations
The article explains ancient and modern names for constellations visible in the night sky. It describes Orion the Hunter and his belt, Leo the Lion, Taurus the Bull, Aquarius the Arrow, and Andromeda with Perseus rescuing her. It notes Sirius as a bright beacon, the Great Bear around Polaris, and the future shift of North Star from Polaris to Vega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Leo
Taurus
Bull
Sirius
Auitarius
Orion
Ack
Polaris
Vega
Essay Contest for Illinois Students on Constitution Meaning
Governor Henry Horner chairs the Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission of Illinois and invites state grade and high school students to enter. Five hundred dollars in prizes are awarded to winners from grades six seven eight and to high school winners, for essays on What the Constitution of the United States Means to Me. Grade entries must not exceed 600 words and be submitted by April 15. High school entries must not exceed 1200 words and close April 2, focusing on My Responsibilities Under the Constitution of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horner
Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission of Illinois
United States
Random Historical Facts Scraped From 1938 Notes
A collage of trivia covers geography music and literature with claims about the coldest places on earth myths early Grecian music streets in Boston and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. It also mentions Mars moons ostrich bread church origins and Rhodes scholarships statement points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Siberia
Orpheus
Boston
Milk Street
Water Street
Summer Street
Winter Street
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Edward VII
Mars
Gulliver
Voltaire
Hall
Bethlehem
Christ
Christopher Columbus
Robert Owen
England
Self-Appointed Traffic Controller in Stockport
A man in Stockport England set himself as a traffic controller at a busy corner working six hours daily with no pay beyond motorist donations He describes himself as a cripple and uses warnings to urge drivers to proceed safely throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
England
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Pegasus
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Perseus
Res- Andromeda
Andromeda
Cassiopeia
Omeda
Fassi Opeia
Engelhardt
Western Ave
West Pines
Dial
Richards St
Gerlach-Barklow Co
Bali
Louis Pasteur
George Sand
Paris
van Tine Features Syndicate, Inc
Buy
John J. McCarthy
Chicago Street
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Co Girl
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Styleeze
Menihan
Arch Embracer
DR. Taylor
Posture Builders
Lenin
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