Showing 5 of 5 result(s) for owyhee.
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| 1997.04.01.08 |
The Owyhee Hydraulus
from Karl Petersen Several centuries ago (you can check the history books) the Jesuits pushed up from Mexico into the great northern deserts where they had followed the stories of the seven cities of gold. There being scant gold, but fertile ground for religious conversions, Father Kino made quite a loop and stopped l... |
| 2012.04.01.01 |
The Owyhee Hydraulus
from Karl Petersen •[ Previously published in 970401 MMDigest, All Fools Day. Several centuries ago (you can check the history books) the Jesuits pushed up from Mexico into the great northern deserts where they had followed the stories of the seven cities of gold. There being scant gold, but fertile ground for religio... |
| 2008.04.04.02 |
Letters Transcribed from the German
from Karl Petersen •Robbie's laissez-faire approach of simply placing my 080401 post in the archive is acceptable to me. This was done with my previous post on the Owyhee Hydraulus. Confusion there was perhaps benign, since it was on a totally fictitious subject. But I would enjoy seeing my reply to Gerhard Dangel [se... |
| 1997.12.12.04 |
Steam-powered Organs
from Jeffrey Borinsky •Found in the December 1997 issue of "Mini-AIR". (Annals of Improbable Research). This may be of some use to the calliope enthusiasts ;} Jeffrey Borinsky - - - 1997-12-07 Steam Correction We apologize for the serious typo in last month's report about 17th century pipe organs constructed from natural... |
| 2008.04.02.03 |
Letters Transcribed from the German
from Karl Petersen •> Hello Karl, may I get a scan of one page? Maybe I'll recognize > the hand. Anyway I'm interested to see if it is a handwriting > of German origin. > > Kind regards, > Gerhard Dangel, Augustinermuseum Please note that the article was in the MMDigest for April 1, All Fools Day. That is a traditiona... |
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