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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1895

Page

3

Harvest of Abby Hazard Finally Comes to Light

On a hot harvest day Squire Stevens frets to house the wheat as Dorothy muses on fate and Abby Hazard. Dorothy urges Abby to harvest her life’s work and the Squire reveals Abby’s burdened history, hinting at a hopeful union with Abby. The trio plans to invite Abby to the harvest reward at last.

Squire Stevens Pitch Missy Ani Cynthia Bluire L Putin Walty Dorothy Stevens Europe Moltke Dorothy Pop Squire Epa Abby Abby Hazard Dalek Lea Lick Ber Sid Cas

Rise of Fly Parasites Target Housefly in Near Future

The text warns that all living creatures have deadly enemies and forecasts fly parasites beginning to work within a short time, likely by the year 2000, focusing around the wings of the house fly and becoming visible as they fill with blood.

Fiy Pereckes

Duel of Jenny and the Russian Gun at Seaside Fort

Accounts describe a naval duel where the English Jenny sixty eight pounder engaged a Russian gun at a mamelon. After a 12 o'clock noon challenge both sides fired. Jenny scored through the embrasure and gabions fell. The Russian gun was knocked over as the duel ended amid cheers from both fleets.

Richard Airey Dacres Richard Asawering Jenny Blue Jackets

Unclear historical notes mix of incidents and curiosities

A fractured OCR passage reports a bells incident in Charleyulh France with a fatality, various global notes from Belgium to Bulgaria, trades unions in England, archaeological work in Paris, a deer skins shipment, herring and sardine industry notes, and scientific expeditions to Iceland, with prices and library sales in London.

Charleyulh France Lege Belgium Prince Perdinand Bulgaria Tore Deglinge Polone Sen Rave & Pew Wash Oregon Uni Haying Ath Archetogical Society Beattie Eastport Dr. Bohr False Islands Ehlers Iceland Georges Anguétes Sain London

Naval Cap Design Prompts Change as Officers Favor Comfort

An article explores proposed changes to the naval officer cap citing comfort and practicality. It notes no official action yet but signals potential orders for a new cap are plausible. It also describes unrelated medical experiments and artesian well developments with numerous technical details and historical context.

Candle Powered Motor Demonstration

An illustrated candle powered motor uses a simple candle as the sole energy source. Two pins form the axis between two heated lamps and glass beads balance the edges while wax drips onto a surface to complete the operation.

Candle See-Saw Motion Experiment demonstrates rising flame balance

A candle is used to create a widening motion as the flame grows taller until it stands upright. A pasteboard plank with two figures at its ends serves as a seesaw to visualize the movement and engage interest in the experiment.

Meat-Proof Glass Demonstrates Heat Blocking Panel

A new glass reportedly transmits light yet blocks heat. Experiments show a 0.4 inch thick plate passes only 4.6 percent of radiant heat, while ordinary window glass lets 86 percent through. A thin slab allows under 1 percent of gas heat but 12 percent sunlight, suggesting a discovery that could transform buildings. The iron-bearing glass uses ferrous chloride.

Fragmented notes on experiments and distant wars and wolves

A sprawling, garbled passage covers laboratory ideas on electric fish shocks and medical exam practices, then shifts to a chaotic account of anti missionary violence in Sae Chuen. It closes with a dramatic wolves versus hunter scene and a lament for the last of a race.

Breath disinfection advice for patients with respiratory illness

A historical note argues there are no bacteria in expired breath and cautions against belting airways of patients with diphtheria or consumption. It states the real danger comes from discharges from the throat and nose and urges disinfection of materials touched by patients.

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