Hydraulic press replaces earth-shaking steam hammer at German steel works
At a German steel works a hydraulic press capable of 11000 tons has replaced a steam hammer that rattled nearby areas with each use.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
7
Bell’s attic icebox cools Washington home to sixty five
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell describes a cooling system using a salt ice refrigerator and an attic air pipe to deliver 65 degree air to a room. He explains moving cold air from a tank room through a pipe to lower rooms, noting the method creates a comfortable interior on hot days in contrast to outside heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Graham Bell
National Geographic Society
Tropics
White House
Taft
Coyotes Killers Earn $325 Bounty in Yuba Hills
Samuel Marple and his brother collected 65 coyotes near Smartsville and Browns Valley in April and May. County Treasurer Harv D. Rich cashed warrants for the bounty. Marple notes two coyote species and litters of 12 to 14 pups, while older animals are tracked to dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Harvey D. Rich
Samuel Marple
Smartsville
Marple
Browns Valley
Yuba County
Wilson Praises Labor Leaders Ahead of Peace Treaty Trip
President Wilson expresses satisfaction with labor leaders stance as he outlines a trip to promote the peace treaty and league covenant. He expects the Senate to transfer treaty debates before his journey and hopes labor support will curb strikes and influence the industrial truce. He will visit Columbus on Thursday arriving 11 30 A M and departing 1 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Railroad
Southwest
Samuel Gompers
Columbus
Ohio
Tumulty
Charles Morris
Cox
Young People at Canaanville Honor Cousin Dance Party
Miss Marie Cavanaugh hosted a late August party at her Canaanville home in honor of cousin Miss Norine Kelly of Chicago. The event featured music by Perla Hickman and Joshua Ziegler, with solos and duets by Florence Hickman and Kitty Pennybaker, yellow and white decor, and refreshments. Attendees included numerous Misses and Messrs including Cavanaugh family members and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville
Marie Cavanaugh
Norine Kelly
Chicago
Perla Hickman
Joshua Ziegler
Florence Hickman
Kitty Pennybaker
Belle Schloss
Bridgie Gallagher
Catherine Farley
Bernice Hill
Helen Hull
Clara Shirley
Elsie Bridgewater
Ethel Chapel
Florence
Greneda Border
Margaret Ford
Helen Kelly
Helen
Rabeth Ca
Athens Sugar Carload Reaches City For Residents
A New Orleans bound sugar shipment of 35 000 pounds arrived in Athens. Mayor Woodworth arranged for its distribution to local stores at a price not exceeding eleven cents per pound. The effort secured the car after notifying Governor Cox to direct the transport here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
BE. C. Woodworth
Athens
Woodworth
Ohio
Cox
Food probe grand jury takes a recess
In Canton the grand jury investigating the food inquiry grants a one week recess. Other Canton items note highway change appeals by automobile clubs of Canton and Alliance and a $20 swindle at Crescent Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Automobile Clubs of
Alliance
Crescent Restaurant
Russell Alber
R. J. Alber
Sebring
Alliance City Hospital
National mine rescue demo to showcase Gretald teams
A national Gretald and mine-rescue demonstration will be held September 30 and October 1 under the Bureau of Mines and Department of the Interior in Be i sayy Se ost er snetee os. Demonstrations note that over 100000 trained miners in emergency first aid have saved many lives, with rescue teams operating in various states and mine stations teaching life-saving methods and oxygen apparatus for unsafe atmospheres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Es
Department of the Interior
Et Urgh
United States
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Lamb by Parcel Post Offers New Cost Saving Plan
Lincoln Braden of Carbon California markets his flock via mail to cut living costs. He describes butchering methods including splitting carcasses, wrapping in cloth and paper, using bar Jap, and offering returns. He ships long distances by auto stage but notes local demand limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon
Cal
Lincoln Braden
Menty Miles
Tpg
Five Million Bequest to Juilleran Foundation Revealed
The will of Au Juillerd, dated April 26, bequeaths 000 to various institutions and reserves the residuary estate of over 8 million dollars for the Juilleran foundation. It directs aid to music education for worthy students, supports musical entertainments, and assists the Metropolitan Opera with opera production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkn
Au . Juillerd
Lica
Juilleran Foundation
Etop Oe Eede
Metropolitan Opera Company
Old Style Rails Unearthed In Kenton
Workmen digging near the city center uncover old style rails used by the Mad River Valley railroad. The timber and strap iron remain in good condition and recall when the line operated through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Mad River Valley Railroad
Widow Sues Aetna for Seven Thousand in Death Benefit
Frances E B Martin files in common pleas court to recover 7000 from Aetna Life Insurance after her husband Peter Leslie Martin died March 31 1919. She states a July 21 1918 policy for 7000 accidental death was not paid. Herbert Carsey seeks divorce from Virginia Carsey citing extreme cruelty and asks custody of their two year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Frances EB. Martin
Common Pleas
Martin
Peter Leslie Martin
Athens
Pomeroy
Aetna
Herbert Carsey
Hebberdeville
Virginia Carsey
Carsey
Divorce case calls and motions set in September term
The docket lists a divorce action for Arthur C Dickson and Mable Dickson with a hearing on September 3. On the same day a motion is set in the John Collins v Charles Reynolds case. Judge Mauck will start September term September 8 with the Lastro Auto Sales v Tony Blum suit. Other entries include Ayers v Weatherby on September 9 and a final account hearing for AL Stright as administrator of Jeanette Barker. September 10 the La Auto Gales v John Edwards case is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Dickson
Mable Dickson
John Collins
Charles Reynolds
Judge Mauck
Lastro Auto
Tony
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