Il Norfolk Virginian annuali di, per l'anno 1884 . Gli Egiziani tempo calcolato dalla stru menti a. Accedere ai calendari sono stati utilizzati anticamente.Al-mon-aght è di origine sassone. Il mostnoted almanacco precoce è stata pubblicata a Oxford, Inghilterra, in 1380, e chiamato John Somers Cal-endar. Poveri Richards Almanacco (Franklins,Philadelphia), è apparso per la prima volta nel 1733. I più noti faro per dimensioni e un-tiquity era la Pharos di Alessandria. Com-menced dal primo Tolomeo, era finishedabout 280 B. C. La torre era di pietra bianca,400 piedi alta. È esistito 1.600 anni.. Il vecchio mulino.-J. D. Woodward. Stoviglie ware ha

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The Norfolk Virginian's annual, for the year 1884 . The Egyptians computed time by instru-ments. Log calendars were anciently used.Al-mon-aght is of Saxon origin. The mostnoted early almanac was published in Oxford, England, in 1380, and called John Somers Cal-endar. Poor Richards Almanac (Franklins, Philadelphia), first appeared in 1733. The most noted lighthouse for size and an-tiquity was the Pharos of Alexandria. Com-menced by the first Ptolemy, it was finishedabout 280 B. C. The tower was of white stone, 400 feet high. It existed 1, 600 years.. THE OLD MILL.—J. D. Woodward. Crockery ware has many names — pottery, delf, crockery, china. The Cliinese understoodits manufacture a kjngtime ago; but as far as wecan find out, the art of making it was known stillearlier—among the people who lived in Ialcstinebefore the time of Moses. The ware was of a veryrude, rough sort, but it answered every purpose.It was at first made of clay, mixed, with waterand baked hard and brown. The Chinese, how-ever, learned how to make it in more beautifuland delicate style as far back as 185 years B. C.The finer kinds were first introduced into Europeabout the year 1500. The calcined flint, which makes the fine whitecups and sausers, was discovered by a potternamed Astbury. In 1720 he was travehng fromhis native town to London on horseback, and hefound that his horses eves were diseased. On the way he stopped at an inn and asked the hostler tosee what he could do for the horse. The man looka jiiece of flint and burned it, and then powderedit fine

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