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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

2

Cableway as Track Support for Marsh Fill Innovation

Engineering News describes a novel cableway system for supporting temporary track across a marsh on the Lake Shore Pittsburg line under construction from Cleveland to Pittsburg. Two fills faced soft ground and quicksand. cables served as anchors while movable towers progressed the work, reducing cost and enabling dumping of 25 000 cubic yards per month.

Engineering News New York Lake Shore Pittsburg Cleveland Literary Digest

Edison’s indestructible cement house sparks bold claims

The article recounts Thomas Edison's plan to build a three story cement house for 1000 dollars using iron molds and cement walls. He says the mold set can produce 30 000 houses, with a complete finished product in fifteen days. Edison also touts a 50 000 mile storage battery and notes a gift to workers while denying personal gain.

Thomas A. Edison Edison Mr. Edison West Orange N. J New York San Francisco Edeson America

Longest Bridge in the World Spurs Awe in China

The world's longest bridge lies at Sangong China spanning five and a quarter miles above the Yellow Sea. It is supported by 800 massive stone arches and represents a monumental feat of engineering.

Sangong China Yellow Sea

Price of a Man’s Integrity Hidden by Self

A reflective aphorism notes that every person has a price, yet the real figure remains known only to the individual. The line suggests self-awareness as the key to personal integrity and temptation.

Sniffkins Quips On Safe Working Majority

A satirical quote features Senator Sniffkins arguing that two classes make a safe working majority while dismissing broader reforms. The exchange mocks political rhetoric and echoes a union of rhetoric and power dynamics in a legislative setting.

Nough Senator Sniffkins

We Are Thorough Quote on Innocence and Guilt

A quoted line reflects an assertion about the American presumption of innocence and the burden of proof. The speaker contrasts the ideal with a claim that guilt can be established many times, suggesting critique of justice or proof standards. The brief excerpt centers on legal concept and rhetorical challenge.

Strange Lady Reveals Wife Is The One

Bacon confronts Egbert about a woman seen with him and learns the unnamed acquaintance is his wife. A wry exchange follows about mistaken perceptions and a joking claim that his wife is a strange lady. The dialogue also hints at a misunderstanding involving a Brad street reference and an office on Orange street.

Rail War Question Reported by Graff

Graff notes a four line item about a railway conflict as a filler, with Parry reaching for his blue pencil to mark details. The piece confirms no further action on the war is described.

Parry Graff

Model School by a Woman's Club

Prominent Southern Woman describes how a Woman's Club Model School gave practical help to the community. Public schools suffer deplorable conditions with children in class only three months yearly. County schools inspire interest, college graduates teach domestic sciences, carpentry and gardening.

Woman's Club Georgia

Georgia Model Country Schools Built by Clubwomen

A Georgia reform effort led by women creates two model five month schools that expanded to eight month programs. Danielsville and Watters district, Floyd county, secured funding via the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, with bids from Madison and Floyd counties, producing lasting rural education and practical domestic training for 125 and 80 pupils respectively.

Georgia Muyt Southern Educational Board Branson Georgia State Normal School Lindsay Johnson State Federation of Woman's Clubs Federation of Women’s Clubs Georgia Federation Danielsville Madison County Watters Floyd County Bartow County Rabun County County Board of Education Southern Railroad Rome South

When a Thing's Nice London Lord Mayor comments on cooking

The London Lord Mayor said he did not know much about cooking but knows when a thing is nice. He advocates slicing bread thin to spread butter and serve fruit to bring out flavor. The piece praises the nourishing quality of this simple food.

London

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A. B. Guthrie Choteau, Teton CO Mont Paris France England Germany Model Elof Hope OF the Edisons N.J Bacon Egbert Amelia Herbert Orange Street Papa Brad Street Model Mrs. Fenton Ottley Josephb. Bowles Fenton Ottley Atlanta Woman's Club General Federation of Woman's Clubs State of Georgia State Industrial Commission State Commission On Arts and Crafts Ottley Atlanta
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