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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1911

Page

46

Patents Models Debate From Pre-1880 Era Prompted by Congress

The article argues that pre 1880 patent models are essential records that should not be destroyed. It explains how models illuminate inventor work beyond drawings and how their loss could enable monopolistic firms to misuse patented ideas. It notes legal and fiscal pressures to dispose of them and cites past actions by Commissioner Moore and legislative directives.

General’ Land Office Cunningham Patent Office Congress Secretary of the Interior Moore Morac National Museum House Offree Apopriations Committee Rha Jamad Isis Thera Dommertiu Westinghouse Air Brake Company Wahéuan Electrical Combination United Shoe Machinery Company Appropriations Committee Shoals Yost Jenner Beach New York

Rockville Society Notes Show Local and Regional Ties

A roundup from Rockville highlights community activity with a Presbyter ian synod meeting in Wilmington and residents Mrs. Edmonds and family returning from Washington. Dr and Mrs George Edmonds attend the event while Joan J Higen assists at Farmers Bank. Prescott Abbe returns from West Virginia with civil engineers and a Rockville spelling bee draws local participation led by Laura Higgin g and Mrs Lloyd Brewer. Former State's Attorney Robert S B Peter recovers from typhoid and takes short walks.

George L. Edmonds Rockville Washington John J. Brunett Ita Joan J. Higeins Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company Prescott Abbe West Virginia Corps of Civil Engineers Seco Hall Laura Higging Lloyd Bréwer

The Baby Carriages Woman Sews a Living From Repairs

A young woman in a eastern city recounts repairing and renting baby carriages. She describes charging 19 cents per delivery, $1 extra monthly storage and repair, with a total of $2 for full service. She notes five customers paying $2 monthly, plus others delivering and collecting carriages daily. She emphasizes care, cleanliness, and keeping cushions fresh, and mentions hiring help.

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Thomas Hardy Declines Large Offer for Manuscripts

The Brooklyn Eagle reports novelist and poet Thomas Hardy, a justice of the peace in Dorsetshire, declined a substantial bid by J Pierpont Morgan for his original novels manuscripts and has returned them to possession.

the Hardy Brooklyn Eagle Thomas Hardy Dorsetshire J. Pierpont Morgen

Hardy's works praised as universal yet rooted in Wessex

A British assessment lauds Thomas Hardy as a universal reader favored by the English-speaking world while noting his deep ties to Wessex. At 71, his life’s work is seen as complete, with his original manuscripts expected to grow in value for British collections, preserving his status as a cosmopolitan artist rooted in place.

G. W. Buck Hoke-Smith Georgia Washington Cleveland Atlanta Huxley Hardy America Tess England Balzac France Hawthorne Thomas Hardy

The Germless Egg Study at Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Scientists at MIT under Prof. W T Sedgwick convert part of the biology lab into a hen yard to test producing eyes free from bacilli. Research aims to prove the hypothesis with utmost caution and secrecy until data are fully peer reviewed in two months.

Benton Dispatch New York ‘Tribune Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bes Irving Moftern W.T. Sedgwick Sedgwick

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