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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1942

Page

6

Cities that served as Indiana’s capital before Indianapolis

The piece notes Vin cennes hosted the territorial seat from 1809 to 1813 and Corydon from 1813 to 1816 before Indiana achieved statehood in 1816. It contrasts these historic capitals with Indianapolis established 1825. It also mentions an absurd claim about slaves building a Rome aqueduct tunnel in 11 years versus ten months by modern engineers.

Indianapolis Indiana Vincennes Corydon Rome Roddy Elinor Redd

Burlington Trailways Westbound Bus Schedule Fragments

Local schedule fragment lists bus Nos 7 8 9 with departure times. Bus No 7 leaves Washington at 3 40 p m. Bus No 8 leaves each year and Bus No 9 leaves with unclear times.

Burlington Omaha Chicago Washington

Monument honors Haym Solomon and early American allies

A Chicago dedication marks the Morris Washington Solomon monument noting Haym Salomon, a Polish Jew who aided the American Revolution. The piece recounts Salomon’s loans to Robert Morris and other leaders, his 1749 birth in Poland, arrival in 1772, imprisonment by the British, and later financial support totaling hundreds of thousands, with his heirs long seeking recompense.

Robert Morris Herr Schickelgruber George Washington Haym Salomon Adolf Morris-Washington-Salomon Chicago Poland Salomon America New York City Sons of Liberty Philadelphia Washington Morris Congress James Madison General St. Clair Baron Steuben Genera Mifflin Edmund Randolph General Mercer Rogs

Swastika Symbol Across Ages and Uses

The swastika is an ancient emblem used globally from the Bronze Age to modern times. It has served as a national symbol, religious token, and decorative motif on jewelry, coins, pottery, textiles, buildings, seals, and trade marks.

Dangerous Territory: Santa Maria Volcano Ruins Towns in 1902

In 1902 the Santa Maria volcano in Guatemala erupted after being considered extinct. Ash and pumice covered about 2000 square miles wrecking homes and plantations and killing hundreds. A near minute long earthquake struck that year, devastating eight major cities.

Santa Maria Guatemala

Difference in Measuring and Filling Heap Measures

A measure that is filled and leveled at the top is called stricken. A heap measure requires filling to the top and then heaping for a full measure.

Argentina Maintains Efficient Army System With Tiered Service

Argentina runs a structured military system with compulsory service from age 20 to 45. Soldiers serve 10 years in the first line army, 10 years in the national guard, and five years in the territorial guard. The territorial guard is mobilized only in wartime.

Argentina National Guard Territorial Guard

Chile's fashionable resort near Valparaiso

Chile's seaside resort Vina del Mar is described as fashionable with hillside gardens, curving shorelines, pavilions, and grand homes. A bathing beach exists, but Pacific waters are cold due to the Antarctic current sweeping along the coast.

Valparaiso Chile Vina del Mar Pacific

Cassava Flour Traditions and Poison in Bread

The Venezuela Indians dry and grate cassava root to make flour for bread. The bread is poisonous until baked because the juice of the cassava root contains a deadly acid that lingers in the dough until heated.

Venezuela

United States influence on proposed Philadelphia Exposition tower

The article notes that Inspired France's Eiffel Tower design influenced a planned Philadelphia Exposition tower in 1876, a similar structure that was never built.

U. 8 France United States

Massachusetts Leads in Shoe Manufacturing Output

Features Feet notes Massachusetts as the leading shoe producing state with New York ranking second.

Massachusetts New York

Poisoned accusation unfolds in Elinor Carlisle trial scene

In a courtroom drama adapted from Agatha Christie, Elinor Carlisle faces a murder indictment over Mary Gerrard’s death on July 7. The narrative follows the Crown’s case, Elinor’s calm denial, flashbacks to Roddy and familiar faces, and a taunting anonymous letter that hints at deeper motives and secrets.

Elinor Katharine Carlisle Mary Gerrard Elinor Carlisle Sir Edwin Bulmer Samuel Attenbury Hunterbury Maidensford Elinor Mary Hercule Poirot Roddy Warren O’brien Nurse Hopkins Peter Lord Elinor A Carlisle Elin Ag Laura Laura Flinor

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