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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1896
Page
2
Scattered excerpts reveal a chaotic mix of names, marriages, scandals, and odd gadgets. The piece mentions Grace Wilson, Cornelia Vanderbilt, Cheska the Sioux, and Cora Belle Fellows, alongside bizarre props and sensational society hints.
The article reflects on the Piedmont region's shift from old plantation life to modern progress. It recounts the Guilford Court House battle of March 1781, Cornwallis retreat, and the 1887 Guilford Battle Ground Company efforts led by David Schenk to reclaim the site.
A discussion at a French society summarizes a violent tonsilar cough with tearing eyes and reflexes. It explains tonsil larynx connections via a tonsilar plexus and cautions that tonsil removal often yields poor long term results despite possible short term relief.
Mrs Archer and Mrs Bayswater discuss a new preacher while Mr Bayswater notes the sermon touched on the golden calf. Mr Archer awakens and says he will withdraw from the church over politics being carried into the priory.
A foreign medical society links rising self harm to suggested influence and unseen mental factors. The piece argues for acknowledging mental and physical poisons, warns against sensational crime reporting, and describes an experiment with a corked bottle and straws as a cautionary illustration. It notes a shift toward private handling of sensational cases and critiques public fixation on murders and crimes.
A Philadelphia editor explains a simple miniature fountain using three bottles a cork and a pickle jar with blotting paper to create a jet of water. The piece also discusses soapstone uses from sinks to jewelry making and notes Albemarle County quarries supplying hard blocks weighing nine to twenty tons.
A scientist explains alcohol's harm in extreme cold. Small amounts create fat deposits and alcohol becomes a fuel, driving heat loss like a stove left red hot with doors open. Heat from exercise favors carbohydrates and fats, explaining polar diets rich in fat for daily energy.
A French inventor creates a piano attachment resembling a phonograph roller to record the keys and chords used by a pianist. The device aims to capture emanating brain ideas and finger movements, preserving exquisite harmony that would otherwise go to waste.
A new fire escape design features a swinging iron bar cage attached to an upright post mounted on a truck. The device, rigged with rope and wire, can extend to the fourth or fifth story window and aims at smaller cities or districts not allowing tall skyscrapers.
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