T.K. Sidey’s Clock Pendulum

T.K. Sidey’s Clock Pendulum
Broken Clock is Right Twice a Day
Origin	T.K. Sidey
Type	Clock Pendulum
Effects	Slows time
Activation	Proximity twice a day
Collected by	Warehouse 13
Section	Allegori-735K
Aisle	356-9365
Shelf	4492-639-1890
Date of Collection	1955
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Origin

Sir Thomas Kay Sidey (1863 - 1933) was a New Zealand politician from the Otago region, remembered for his successful advocacy of daylight savings time. By the time Sidey was in his fifties he was Attorney-General and the Minister of Justice in the United government. Sidey pout forward a private member's bill stating that clocks should be changed forward an hour in the summer every year starting in 1909. In 1926 it was passed in the House of Representatives but rejected by the Legislative Council, however the next year it passed

Effects

For an hour a day, twice a day it slows movement around it for an hour.

Collection

Occurs at both 3am and 3pm, a proximity of a twenty foot radius