Maury the Great Hydrographer and Naval Reformer
A biographical tribute to Matthew Fontaine Maury, detailing his birth January 14 1806 near Fredericksburg Virginia his rise as a leading hydrographer and navigator the founder of the National Observatory and Hydrographic Department the Wind and Current Charts that transformed ocean travel his Civil War era service for the Confederacy and his enduring scientific legacy praised for advancing meteorology navigation and naval science.
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Do homage sky air and grass in memory
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Connecticut's nickname and the land of steady habits
The article discusses Connecticut's sobriquet the land of steady habits and quotes Montaigne on wisdom. It reflects on the characteristic steadiness of its people and references perceived veracity in early descriptions.
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New York Council Secretary Addresses Starvation Claims
Secretary of the Council of New York says the threat of mass starvation is overstated while the city sits with ample food supplies and active freight fleets. He notes plentiful trucks and railway cargo despite public concern.
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