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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1895
Page
7
The text describes an “artificial spectrum top” a revolving disc device that produces color lines from black and white arcs under light. It notes color changes with rotation and eye variations, then shifts to wartime scenes discussing battlefield ethics cremation and temporary hospitals.
A Chinese California project tests a molasses pavement mixed with sand to form an asphalt like surface. The two foot by one inch slab survived hammer blows and sun exposure, suggesting potential use for disposing of excess molasses from sugar operations. The article also notes Louis Boutac’s experiments in underwater photography using artificial lighting and a water tight camera system.
A report notes an experimental setup with three champagne glasses and two sticks to align a point inside the glasses, then stacking a fourth glass in the same arrangement. It also details research on croton oil constituent influencing venous activity, describing the process to isolate a resin-like substance and its properties.
Electrical notes explain storage lamps last longer than direct lamp use. A galvanometer with high resistance can serve as a voltmeter after calibration. Arc lamp consumption details are given for carbon electrodes and materials ranked by resistance. Proper charger operation and safety steps warn to remove fatigued cells and ensure readiness before use.
A partial readable fragment shows garbled phrasing about a weighed object and a pause to ensure something is sewn. The text appears as a cryptic note or damaged page segment with no clear dates or names.
A scattered reminiscence about the first real gallant boy in youth, his shy manner with others, and the social mischief of church sociables. The piece shifts to anecdotes of friends and a memory of a college era, with light humor and domestic scenes.
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