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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1904

Page

68

Preserved for Centuries A Professor’s perilous read of Darius cliff

Prof. Jackson of Columbia University undertakes a dangerous ascent on a Behistan cliff to read inscriptions and decipher pictures of Darius the Great. He spent four days copying readings, verifying inscriptions, and photographing the rock ledge, seeking the first images captured there.

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Behistan Inscription and Darius Record Unearthed by Professor Jackson

The Behistan rock faces the legend of Darius as ancient sculptors carved two rows of inscriptions in Old Persian Medean and Babylonian. Prof Jackson ascended with Persian guides to read the tale of Persia’s conquests, praising Auramazda and warning readers to guard the monument from harm.

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Fashions for August from New York Revealed in Newport

New York society travels home in simple dark frocks with Eton coats and veiled hats. A Louisville society wedding at Grace Church Chantry showcased Valenciennes lace gowns with Irish crochet, white taffeta sashes, and elaborate hats. The bride wore a long lace gown with sequined detail and a white ostrich plume.

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Striped bass chase at Deal Lake spawns special tackle boom

The article describes striped bass fishing along the North Atlantic coast with emphasis on Deal Lake New Jersey. It notes the skimmer clam as prime bait, a local tackle industry at Asbury Park, and methods for long casts through surf to reach bass, flounders and skates while dodging undercurrents and tides.

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Striped Bass Fishing Chronicle Shapes Coastal Angling

An in-depth look describes fighting large striped bass from surf and piers, the tactics to pressure a forty pounder over hours, and the hazards of tide and weeds. It surveys best spots from Jamaica Bay to Barnegat Bay, notes female anglers success on Asbury Park wharf, and contrasts gear from bay rods to handlines detailing line management and net landings.

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Cold Coins Handicaps Fortunate Man With Three Five-Dollar Pieces

A man possessing three five dollar gold coins in New York experiences a string of failed attempts to spend them. He is refused at shops and eateries, questioned by police, and finally sees the coins pass through several handlers in a bid to unload them, ending with a costly Newark misadventure.

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Druggist Didn't Say a Word

A Philadelphia Public Ledger brief describes a night-time customer who requests ginger ale from a drowsy druggist in pajamas. The pharmacist charges twenty cents with five cents returnable on bottle return, then is awakened hours later by the same customer demanding the five cents.

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