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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1895
Page
3
An improved game for all ages uses a board with a plotted course, stops on each side, a steel magnetized roller, and a magnet to draw the piece along the path. Players roll the roller from one end and try to pass the stops. difficulty increases with stronger magnetization.
A patent describes integrated puffed air cushions for seats beds in a combined sleeping and parlor car. The mattresses and chair cushions inflate via train air pipes with valves, and collapse into managed panels with springs and curtains, enabling daily or nightly reconfiguration.
The article compares nitrogen forms produced when burning coal gas, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, and wood charcoal. It notes higher ammonia formation from coke and char, and that nitrogen content in combustion varies with fuel and oxidation state, with hydrogen yielding the most ammonia and acids during oxidation.
The article describes a wood turning and veneer process to produce match splints at high daily volumes. It notes machines cutting and shaping ribbons into match pieces, and lists Sweden Norway Germany and Austria as major historical match producers with large export/output figures.
The article describes a mill with thin bed plate and central quicksilver basin for amalgamation. It also details a cantilevered shaft, spider frame, and vertical crushing rollers, plus a water flow and concentrate removal system. Separately, commentary on Sardou plays and acting careers mentions Sarah Bernhardt Fanny Davenport and stage histories.
The article describes a laboratory concept named Ciergeiti to study a method of transporting iron through a barrier. It notes a 40 percent efficiency in pass-through tests and discusses residual plates and glass materials with various colors and textures. The text mentions procedures, devices, and measurements, including a 112 foot pass, and references a set of experimental components and outcomes.
A jumble of phrases covers diverse topics from chemistry to photography and temperature. It mentions nerves of a refuge, a 467 unit location, shells found by Orberey, and questions about temperature and cooling methods alongside vague references to color and particles.
The document outlines two proposals by M Lovernet for a tunnel under sea level. A double line would be bored through the tunnel at a depth above sea level with an 11 mile length and an estimated cost about 500000. A second plan would place the tunnel at a lower level with one line of radii, halving the cost and enabling completion in about half a year.
Billy Plircmer and George Cenfels are slated to fight in London, England, under promoter Nathemal Spectrig ich for a purse of 208 dollars with 500 dollars at stake for training and other expenses.
Fragmented text outlines a sports scene with references to seasons, players, and a race for a close AL position. Mentions athletes from prior year and expectations for the coming season. Specific names, dates, and places are unreadable.
A nurse recounts a spring morning assignment to Dr. Bronson guiding a private surgical case. The narrative follows the doctor’s compassionate care for a young patient, the emotional experience of the staff, and the revelation of a forthcoming marriage to Elizabeth Walker and Dr. Philly Bronson Bronson on September thirtieth, eighteen ninety two.
A chaotic dental emergency unfolds on a street as a patient crashes into a chair, screams echo from mirrored windows, and bystanders rush to aid. The scene shifts to a hospital where a surgeon-dentist treats the patient while officials assess the dental machine’s power and safety.
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