Ancient tomb unearthed near Giza dates to Seneferu era
Archaeologists report a shaft tomb with a gold sarcophagus in a chamber 18 by 12 feet. The coffin bears an alabaster lid and a gilded mat with hieroglyphs naming Nebu Sene feru, likely a princess. The tomb predates Cheops pyramid and predates the first pyramid era.
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Nebu-Seneferu
Seneferu
Cheops
Giza
Whale wreaks $5,000 nets in Alaska lagoon incident
A whale chased herring into a lagoon at Kachemak Bay Selovia trapping itself. It later followed a gasoline boat out toward the Pacific Ocean damaging over $5,000 in fishing nets during the incident.
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William P. Studdert
Cook Inlet
Kachemak Bay
Studdert
Alaska
Cordova
Pacific Ocean
Washington Portrait Gift To National Portrait Gallery London
Edward S. Harkness donated a Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington known as the Pinckney portrait to the National Portrait Gallery in London. The bust likeness, of the Athenaeum type, is now in room 12 beside other Stuarts and works by Reynolds Rommey Gainsborough and Lawrence.
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Stuart
Benjamin West
Siddons
Reynolds
Rommey
Gainsborough
Lawrence
Wedding of Eighty and Seventy Sparks in Parkersburg
An elderly pair, Bartholomew Lott aged eighty and Carrie Lambert aged seventy, wed at the Wood in Parkersburg West Virginia in a ceremony that drew local notice for its unusual age pair.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Bartholomew Lott
Carrie Lambert
The
Wood
County courthouse encounter ends with marriage license request
Two individuals met briefly at the county courthouse and, after a quiet conversation, proceeded together to the county clerk's office to apply for a marriage license. The report notes their separate missions before the license step.
Rubber Thrives In Philippines Says Government Agent
Manila reports A W Prautch of the Department of Agriculture cites growing Para rubber potential in Luzons southern provinces within the typhoon belt after touring Albay and Camarines Sur. He notes 40 000 seeds from Singapore sown in 1912 and many large trees including one with 89 inch girth.
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Manila
Luzon
A. W. Prautch
Department of Agriculture
Albay
Camarines Sur
Para
Singapore
Philippine Islands
Camarines and
Dutch Win Ground From Sea Through Zuyder Zee Project
Queen Wilhelmina will gain about 150 acres as land is reclaimed from the sea. The Zuyder Zee drainage project covers 1,400 square miles with an estimated cost of 100 million dollars. Despite war interruptions, dykes on the island of Wieringen have been rebuilt to stand six feet above high tide.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Zuyder Zee
Wieringen
Marken
Monnickendam Hit by Flooding as Water Reaches Town’s Edge
A storm surge left a couple of inches of flooding inland while the mainland town of Monnickendam endured rising tides. Residents prepared for further high water as conditions persisted.
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Monnickendam
Prizes Spur British Inventors Show
The Sunpie prizes of 350 spurred 152 amateur inventors in England with commercial ideas. About 500 inventions were submitted. four major prizes went to a kettle lid that never falls off a portable fire a relativity based rotoscope for gauging machine speed and a rod and tube bending device. Sir William Grey-Wilson heads the institute and showcases handiwork at home while a chicken house spring opens its door when corn is pecked from a tin under the perches.
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London
England
Institute of Patentees
William Grey-Wilson
Institute
Night lighting bill for farm cattle proposed in Nebraska
A Nebraska bill in the state house of representatives would require all livestock to wear warning lights at night on public roads. The measure covers cows and other animals whether in herds or singly, aiming to improve safety and visibility for rural traffic.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
State
House of Representatives
Teutons Regain Hold in Italy Textile Trade
Milan reports Germany has regained influence in northern Italy's textile industry. German capital controls many mills near Milan and a system using cheap Italian labor and skilled German dyeing returns almost finished goods to Germany for processing. Export streams move mainly to Yugoslavia via Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Germany
America
Chemnitz
Yugo Slavia
Yugo-Slavia
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