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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1900

Page

9

Invention to Weigh Moving Trains by Harmonic Vibration

Bellefonte Pa Edward McGarvey introduces an electrical weighing device for moving railroad trains. Demonstrations on Central Railroad of Pennsylvania near Mill Hall showed accurate weight capture of successive cars within a second. The invention attracts major railroad and manufacturing interest and a local company supports further testing and development.

Sciectisis Bellefonte (Pa Edward McGarviy Bedlefonters Bellefonte Central Railroad of Pennsylvania Mill Mall John J. Wash Medjarvey

Phosphorescent Life in Ocean and Night Insects

The article describes bioluminescence in sea life and deep sea creatures, noting lanterns in jellyfish and crustaceans. It discusses how light is produced by oxidation in animal tissue, with vivid observations of glowing waves and luminous prey signals across pelagic ecosystems.

South America Ocean Eprak Bhava Acre Ihem Weil Pontalus

Novel Scenic Railway Concept by Wass With Globe Exterior

The text describes Herbert F. Wass proposing a scenic railway design featuring a large globe as the central attraction. It outlines a globe 200 feet tall and 200 feet wide with continents and oceans painted on the exterior, strapped with viewing platforms for passengers and spaces for exhibitors.

Herbert F. Wass Eden Globe Elegerere Cowetry

Odd Corner of Deep Sea Myths and War Toasts in London

Fragmentary verse mocks rivals in old times, praising naval exploits and gains from Japan while deriding critics. The odd piece blends fanciful sea creatures with jingoistic lines and mentions Pekin and Napoleonic heirs, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century tone from London.

Mischievous dinner party tale misreads a police lark

A crowded cafe scene features a prankish group of youths joking with a waiter by claiming the speaker is at the police station for a few hours. The jester and companions scheme to fool a wife with a fabricated call, weaving in mistaken identities and comic confusion.

Dhe Cleveland John Main Ioner Julia Shell

Fragmentary cry for bread and clothing in distress

The readable lines show a plea from a person named Wes and a reference to a mother who baked bread and a father who begged for his child. The text captures a moment of hardship and hunger with minimal surrounding context.

Hart Geese and Selers Chime With Hora

A fragmentary OCR text mentions Hart and Hora in a musical or chime context with reference to geese and sellers. The readable portion lacks clear events, names, or places to form a full news item.

Fragmentary speech notes hint at gunfire and timing

The garbled passage references a gun and a time cue “9 20 Welock Dasher,” mentioning Beau and papa and a bul lot, but lacks a coherent event or clear participants. The text reads as fragmented dialogue with no verifiable actions or outcomes.

Beau Papa Welock

Merches Neadet Footnote Mystery In Today’s Play

Fragmentary lines hint at a game or rehearsal with unclear teams and speakers. The garbled text references players and positions while mentioning a peer group and observations, suggesting a sports or school context. Further readable details are needed for precise summary.

Unclear Fragment Raises Questions About Evidence

Fragmentary garbled text appears to reference thrown away items and possible evidence. The quoted lines suggest confusion and a claim of evidence being mishandled but lack coherent detail, making it impossible to identify people, places, or binding events from the readable material.

Miepheets Gaffe Sparks Jungle Themed Debate

Fragmented OCR reads as a jesting exchange about Pellew citizens of the jungle and an unclear platform. The lines reference a pet elephant and a character named Puck in a muddled dialogue.

Pellew Varlocwi Puck

Labour Day Observance Notes Unclear Fragments

Fragmentary OCR text mentions labor day and life activities but lacks clear events or names. Limited readable items suggest a brief local mention without concrete details or identifiable subjects.

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