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Newspaper

Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1910

Page

7

Larned Wright and McLaughlin Shape Future of American Tennis

The article notes the shift in American tennis as veterans like Larned and Wright face rising western stars led by Bundy and Maurice McLaughlin. It discusses the sport’s vigor, the possible Davis Cup challenge to Australia, and the evolution of Royal and U S court rules from its 19th century origins.

America Wittams New Larned Heals Wright Wright Europe Great Britain A. F. Wilding Bundy California Golden Gate State Maurice FE McLaughlin Australia United States England Major Wingfield Marylebone Club Renshaw Brothers Anerion Ita Ireland Nahant Hoston Newport Root Staten Island

North Dakota News Notes Terse Dispatches From State Topics

A garbled North Dakota wire bundle reports on county tax issues, grain conventions, hospital talks, and local incidents. It notes a jail term near Tolinke, a wheat shipment to Wargo, a Great Northern collision, wildfire effects in Minnesota, a hospital site plan, and a new county election proposal.

Crafton Vistiarek Wilton ehoOl Loghc Kloten Mopra Hidston Antien Stret Latiits Stark County Elf Ioeal Itiies Addison—Mwerthin Jin Eagh Olss Minnesota Great Northern Palyats Leverite Iackinson Stirk Coutty Wiltcat Das Sloan Tesa Steve Thies Ft. Dickinson Stein Heepstad Louis Irochtner Furialias Goa

Wireless telephone history hints at early photophone roots

The piece recounts Alexander Graham Bell related experiments on transmitting speech via light and reflections, noting a device once called photophone later termed radiophone. It describes a detector cell and carbon disulphate solution enabling transmission, and explains distance limits due to short wavelengths and interference.

Sioux Professional Eaters Keep New Custom On Devils Lake

A New York Herald report details a Sioux custom at Devils Lake reservation where hosts feed guests to excess and guests must eat all. To avoid waste traveling companions serve as professional eaters, dining alongside guests and finishing the plates for fees from $1 to $3 per meal. One eater reportedly consumed seven pounds of beer in a single sitting.

Northwest Devils Lake New York Herald

Desert lighthouse marks Cullen's well on old Arizona route

A tall cottonwood pole bearing a lantern serves as a beacon and water source known as Cullen's well on the old Den irnberg road into Arizona. Travelers rely on the well for fresh water in extreme heat, with a mule driven bucket system delivering cold water to thirsty explorers.

Arizona Eve Mt Cullen Drew Atlantic

Watched portray not ball but met with people

A partial readable line notes a watched portrayal rather than a ball game and mentions meeting with various people. The fragment hints at a social or cultural event and interactions among attendees.

Electrically Operated Doors Describe Motor Control and Safety

A historical notice explains motor operated doors with attendant control. The device uses a concealed motor on the door shaft to move leaves smoothly, with a wall push button to start and stop. An attendant can adjust speed and stopping, ensuring safe entry and exit.

Nagatti

Electric Fireless Cooker Innovation Shown

A new device combines a rel es a cooker with an electric stove to initiate heating and start cooking. The setup uses layered alumina plates and a metal stove surface, with a central bored cover element enabling operation. The article notes practical steps and components for the cooker system.

Het Ford

Fragmented OCR note on Electria typewriter project

A garbled OCR fragment mentions Electria Automatic Typewriter and a pledge or plan related to a city project. It references thefts, printing, and a two or multiple day window but contains many unreadable words. The readable items include names like Ey and War Ls and phrases about availability of a formation. No clear event or outcome emerges.

Adjuster for Drop Lights from Wood and Wire

An easy home construction explains a drop light adjuster made from a small wood piece. It shows measuring and drilling steps including a quarter inch bolt and half inch from edges to align the wire through a hole for holding the shade.

Fachey Bane Saya Perplutar

Effective Spiral Wire Shock Absorber for Textile Wire

A Popular Mechanics drawing illustrates a simple shock absorber made from a spiral wire spring placed at both ends with metal devices. These ends engage the textile wire, creating a compact damping mechanism suitable for tungsten latipes.

Harnessing for Wind Power in London and Germany

An English scientist estimates winds over London at 800 feet could yield work equivalent to 500,000 horsepower if harnessed day and night. He notes wind turbines are simple to erect and often need towers under 80 feet. In Germany a wind power generator uses a storage battery and regulator to maintain steady current for homes and small machines.

Fnglish London Germany Storma

Ozone Producing Fan Demonstrated in Astam Minor

A new air purification device uses an electric fan and a novel process by Dr. Jang Fischer to generate ozone from heated and cooled air. The unit, paired with a flywheel and radiator, claims high ozone output with controlled mixing and is linked to Solon Tarans, Astam Minor, and river power from the Cydnus.

Guade Vinonna Jang Fischer Tarans Asta Minor Apostle Paul Cydnus Tarsus

Electric industry notes reveal global furnace leadership shifts

The piece notes Germany leads in electric furnace use for smelting and refining while the United States faces government control over wireless stations. It mentions compact electrically driven tools and evolving metal and telegraph infrastructure amid wartime constraints.

National Electric Light Germany Posta and Telegraph Administration

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