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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1895

Page

3

Valley of Zoar Claw-Fingered Family Puzzles Region Histories

The article describes Zoar Valley in western New York and the SENECA and Cattaraugus areas, noting wild gorges, Indian reservation life, and a family noted for claw like fingers and toes. It recounts Robbins family deformities, inheritance patterns, and speculation about original cause.

Valley of Zoar New York Cattarauga Erie Cattaraugus Lake Erie Gowanda Aniun Zowr Callaraigus Althiough Roar Yeiad Ravel Divirers Robbins Helin Chris Hobbe Cihin Chia Mre

Where American Life Really Exists in Small Cities

Edward W. Bok argues small American cities like Albany, Troy, Syracuse, Binghamton, Rochester, Buffalo, New Haven, Hartford, Springfield, Worcester, and Lowell embody true, uplifting domestic life. He contrasts them with larger cities, praising healthier atmospheres, sunlit homes, and a stronger sense of community and culture among residents.

Edward W. Bok Ladies’ Home Journal Albany Troy Syracuse Binghamton Rochester Buffalo New York State New Haven Hartford Connecticut Springfield Worcester Lowell Massachusetts Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Ceveland Cincinnati Metus Bothom Amd

Largest German sailing ship debuts amid global shipyard fame

The La Frances and the new Potosi lead a wave of giant five master ships. The Potosi, built at Tecklenborg, measures about 26 feet wide and 452 feet long, claiming to be the world’s largest sailing vessel. Commanded by Cajalu Tileermlorf, the ship sails from Lavisg after launch, marking Germany’s rise in heavyweight shipbuilding.

Maria Rickmers la Frances Germany Fotosi Tecklenborg Iquique Aviiung Potosi Trent

Lincoln Letters Reveal Fearful Hesitancy About Marriage

John Gilmer Speed presents unpublished Lincoln letters to Joshua Fry Speed in Ladies' Home Journal on Lincoln's reluctance to marry Mary Todd Lincoln. The missives expose anxious hopes that marriage would bring happiness, while fears of conflict and pain persist, with references to social events and personal sorrow.

Lincoln Joahua Fry Speed John Gilmer Speed Ladies’ Home Journal

Curious Cable Dispute Between New York and France

A strained exchange unfolded between a New York figure and a Frenchman in a dramatic cable transcript. The quarrel featured fiery reproaches, eroticized sarcasm, and tense exchanges as both parties fought over prestige amid a charged atmosphere.

New York France Bentley

Meyerbeer Recollections and Rhine Reflections

Fragmentary reminiscences cite Meyerbeer and Rhine wine with personal recollections from Cincinnati. The speaker notes no effects from Rhine wine yet acknowledges anger raising the face to a pale or reddened hue while pondering the proper conduct of men.

Meyerbeer Cincinnati

Inventions Showcased From Water Powered House and Electric Propeller

The article describes a novel house built on a mountain slope with a water fed heating system and continuous water flow through a frame. It claims high durability and comfort while preserving aesthetic design and notes potential dangers from gas and water piping. It also highlights an electric propeller designed for compact, versatile use in boats and riverside work.

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Sphere surface equality and plane section geometry noted

The article discusses sphere geometry, noting that the surface area of a sphere equals the area produced by a plane through the center. It mentions practical demonstrations, measurement of radii, and ancient geometric ideas, with various aside observations on related optical and physical experiments.

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