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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1896
Page
2
The article reports on Healer Schlatter guarding a copper rod claimed to be a divine gift with magical powers. It notes growing imitation healers appearing across the country and mentions various unsettled events, including political and foreign trade discussions, amid a jumble of fragmented sentences and names.
Special correspondence describes a crowded Roman sunset scene at the Pincian Hill and Piazza Trinità del Monf, noting Anglo-Saxon visitors and a quiet Via Gregoriana with a palace guard. The tale moves to a tense royal domestic plot with Prince Lingaoghesa seeking to exalt his kinship, leading to a duel-style confrontation and political scandal involving a prime minister and Signor.
A portrait of Francesco Crispi in Rome describes his strict routine at Palazzo Braschi with Pinelli and his staff. It notes his early rising, long hours, interviews, constant political discourse, and late nights during the Sicilian revolt, plus his strong, controversial public image and influence.
Yemny, a French naval engineer, introduces a pressed cake fuel for ships. It is claimed to be non volatile, smokeless, odorless, and surface borne with intense heat and minimal ash. One ton allegedly equals several tons of coal and priced between unspecified dollars.
The article argues that simply generating heat with electric heaters is not enough. It stresses the need for effective heat distribution within a vehicle engine or system, noting that much heat is wasted without proper transfer and that improved design can boost overall efficiency. It references experiments and opinions from engineers and Philadelphia sources, highlighting issues in heat capture and dissipation.
An observer notes bicycle face stems from saddle discomfort and disease effects. He claims most pronounced victims are riders who slouch and writhe seeking ease, blaming the faulty saddle for much trouble.
A partially legible fragment discusses stems valued at 2 from thirty to forty thousand dollars and mentions great value in arts. The text is garbled but centers on price estimates and the stem’s worth.
The article describes the proper way to rod an umbrella by gripping rib ends with one hand while twirling the covering with the other. It mentions a wardrobe detail a fH underskirt of fiber chamois for wearers biased by serge or cheek shirt and notes Hyde Park as a site for races around the reign of Charles II.
The John A. Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin has purchased the Northrup Braslaw Goodwin Co catalog trade, creating the world's largest seed catalog mail order. A 1596 edition is issued and offered for 5 cents postage.
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