The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-10-27
:%sYMz AT LAST
GIVES UP SECRET
SCIENTIST Advance Theory
Also Of Egypt's
Pyramids.

SsSfnIpton, Oct. 21.- The evolu-
-lssnasif tha calendar. from the days
SkasU mar couldn't count only from
NV 7aoGtgy thru the time when the
yssf. 10 The present time of an al
txsNs month was reckoned as a
7sr@sz NHiV ersally, used time counting
syx,gm as q romance Of the history
sEIUAp 'Piecing together the few
snWs1 facts of the calendars life
sEa-ry- scientists have found differ
s=i Ian+trretations and uses for
SssS,4Tnown facts and remains of
sRgasv.hfe
7PSzr instance, according to Moses
Il FStsW orth, writing in a recent
-~,uS6Sss1iOn of The Pan-American
S--sosSa .the well-known Egyptian
y-ryTssR7s were not erected by early
-s1Gs&rehs of that realm as monu-
snS1ats ~ their greatness nor as tombs
aSsr S-zrir 5odiHs7 but were huge sun
ssrsss sifh the aid of which the year
f7'Ts1s-ession of the equinoxes was
'-s4snGza=red and the calendar devised. /
Jssa. pyramids were construction
I5irs1ZlEsxb ematicians and astronomers,
sfsr &satawprtb holds. The size,
. JsSsfEs and slopes of each being de-
i.sszslzseJ IL aid astronomy. Each of
vs. p5sas IN lower Egypt was built
'SsTi.' "a sa1Efterent period until the last
TzS'zs, EasETid TO be the more nearly per-
: ;;sssst iszr studying the sun and stars
r,cHzziS1S.sridian of Egypt. Not until
7.sszs. Isszs abandoned for better, he
+, - ssz'sss, was q pyramid given over to
TX xlszs OF a royal tomb.
Xscvised to Cast Shadow.
YIN. znyrnmidsl form, in conjunc-
isrsafs IN the obelisk. was devised to
--riss, n shadow of sufficient sharpness
'f ar KYseaSnrd and Analysed day by
aEas The wonderful Washington
-szzEa.EueB1, at Washington, D. c.,
7sL@rsA shallow measurements found
3 tss' lrs7nstructed perfectly from base
~ cEEsz~ while following the form of n
'SpszsJ 10 cast a shadow useful for e
.z-s~Eg measurements. The blending Z
Il nsiR sBn's rays around the top. at s
'f1zJ s5Sstance, blurs the shadow. 81
ifssssssreT, ne declared the shadow n
sraz ~ seq for certain measurements Il
's9JSie prove that September 23 and s.
~ zae Dist is the day of the fall o
'eEaSof1x
tare pyramid was the result of the I'll
ss.5Eetc1Is' effort to get sufficiently eC
tors, shallow to measure the months in
ssr years Nmore accurately, and OF
'ssrzsE ais sides The early astronomer nj
=zssks!nuInafk the movements OF the SO
zzSss and planets. tn
1SapNehenge, an ancient monolithic til
,5zF in England. attributed to the to
taxfiES was another mechanical lal
sssss.s Uf determining solar and lunar I'M
it was said, as was the jul
zsssasR also of several other similar rel
sssszsat stone constructions in va on
ons. Isarts of the world els
t9.ss. primary reason for the calen-
us- ,uucsaIrfy days was the need of on
aals2Bpi when 10 SOW and reap. how Egg
/. hsAnsfle e cattle and to determine SUI
1Ssr propitious days. All peoples. de-
is supposed used the periods of the
sS a7soun as their longest time space, as
4zs1sisS was varied and unequal thru full
lSS's.ar Noah. il was said, adopt gra
. r,R-. Harly Egyptian calendar of a
~ aES,n1h year, thirty days to the All
.,axla and three ten-day weeks, as a Eat
,Thsr way to ration the tribal sup as
the
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