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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
7
The London Globe recounts early windmill design evolving from simple fixed rigs to movable domes on turntables. It notes primitive methods tethered by ropes to align sails with wind shifts and the transition from brick or stone to wooden mills across centuries.
A fragmentary note cites a deformed jester and a helmet with a fallen soldier’s head, as described by Argonaut and Detroit Press. The garbled text mentions Maui and “Getting On” with unclear context and a remark about a home being paid for within twelve years.
Women voice a ringing call to men in a Baltimore context as they press for engagement. The piece emphasizes social expectations and generational differences in pursuit of marriage prospects.
A Marlboro resident Coleman of 81 Florence St endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, urging others with kidney troubles to try the product and trust the remedy named Doan's. The letter asserts a duty to recommend the medicine and expects it to lead other kidney sufferers to use Doan's.
A brief notice lists January and July banking hours from 9 AM to 3 PM, with Saturday hours 9 AM to 12 30 PM. The fragment notes some days of operation and a two time slots schedule for the week.
The tale follows Count Zadsky and Franz Ludwig, a foreign legion recruit, as a gambling scandal threatens a European crown prince. A fingerprint card trick exposes cheating, leads to banishment, and ends with Ludwig discharged to accept a new post.
The maharajah of Baroda and his wife and daughter travel in the United States. The Gaekwar rules 2,000,000 subjects and Agaekwar jewels are famed. Princess Indira, first of her rank to pass Prada University entrance, will study this year and graduate. The princess asserts love of study. her Harvard-educated brothers and a fourteen-year-old sibling are noted. The mother and daughter wear native dress, with Indira described as beautiful. A household suggestions section offers home tips for housewives.
The article explains two saw types rip and crosscut and how their teeth differ by angle when held. It outlines basic steps: jointing to remove protruding teeth then filing with a three cornered file, with rip saws filed straight across.
In cutting operations teeth are crosscut and filed as in Fig 3. After tilting the teeth are jointed by passing an elf stone along the sides for a smooth kerf as in Fig 4. If the saw stuck previously, set teeth before top jointing. Fig 5 shows a modern adjustable saw set and the procedure to bend every other tooth, then reverse to set from the opposite side.
A wife can shape her husband’s success through gracious demeanor and social connections. In many areas of life she garners friends for him and eases burdens, making trade and public life smoother. The piece stresses the strong role of women in business today.
To remove grease from garments dissolve a tablespoonful of salt in four teaspoonfuls of alcohol. Shake well and apply with a spotter.
The American Machinist describes a crude oil test using eight by twenty eight inch glass with single drops forming an inclined plane. Oil density, drying, gum tendency, and flow are inferred by drop speed and behavior, dust protection noted.
The article discusses metal fatigue across eras from ancient swords to modern tools. It notes hardened steel loses temper with time and temperature affects hardness, citing deteriorating coins and temple pillars as examples of gradual disintegration.
A Michigan inventor unveils a fountain brush using a hollow handle as a reservoir for marking fluid. A cylindrical brush at the lower end fits into the chamber, with a valve system guiding ink to the tip. The device mirrors fountain pen principle for marking or painting.
Concord schedules announce correction for June 5 1910 with Saturday and Sunday half hour care from 2 PM to 8 PM. A Special Theatre Car for Maynard connects at Concord Depot with the Boston express 11 2 PM Saturdays. Cars arrive at Concord on the hour and connect at Hudson with Boston Worcester lines and Worcester Consolidated line for Clim. Connections extend to Lexington Weston for L and Concord Junction for Lowell and South Framingham.
A landlord tells tenant Jones he will raise rent not due to taxes but because the tenant painted the house and installed a new range and bathtub. The landlord reasons the upgrades increase rental value. The anecdote appears in the Philadelphia Record.
A lyric fragment from Success Magazine describes a distant journey and longing for affection. A speaker and listener exchange lines about hunger, wandering sunbeams, and a kiss less warm than expected. The verse contrasts travel hardship with a tender romantic moment.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer extract a man named Johnnie explains to Mr. Binks that his sister is busy with hair washing and a gust blew her hair over the fence. He hurries to reach her before a bull pup chews it, insisting there is time.
A playful verse laments cows being gentle yet distant while praising milking cows and gifts. An abrupt ad vignette follows with Mrs Stinjay seeking a cook, Mrs Hiram Offen doubting the request, from the Catholic Standard and Times.
The OK Time Mechanics Fair runs all October at the Mechanics Building Huntington Ave Boston with free admission and 200 plus exhibits of manufacturing processes and home goods. The United States Marine Band from Washington will perform two weeks of free concerts in Grand Hall with Lieut Santelmann conducting every afternoon and evening. The 76th Regiment of Nova Scotia will join the program as parade music and the event is billed as the era’s premier display of crafts and entertainment in Boston.
Promoters advertise Capt. Owens as a leading exhibit at Clinton where a remarkable airship spectacle is expected to attract wide interest. The event is billed as a top aviation showcase drawing public attention.
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