Capacity Rise In Freight Cars Since 20 Years
A long railroad article notes freight car capacity has grown from 20 000 pounds to 110 000 pounds over twenty years with trials of 110 000 pound cars in Chicago. It discusses effects on switching crews, engine and fireman roles, and safety. It also covers Nickel Plate and Pennsylvania operations, personnel changes, and upcoming interlocking switch plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Nikel Plate
Phon
Jake Mle & Western
Foxturia
Blair
Poskorks div
George Merritt
Phaelesmith Shop
B. Morrison
Ho Lad
Hager
J. S. Gilet
Peonsylvania
Cadilac
H.C. Jensen
Familly
Jensen
Pensylvania
Wynburn
Air Brake
Carlton
Dutel
West Inilies
Norway
Mich
Gass Works
Sharon Sheel Steel Company
Sharon
J.B. Till
Pennsylvania Freight House
Murphy
Morfier Rakeman
L. R. Broné
Hilbish
W. Short
Nickel Plate
Arkansas
Brotherhood of Railway
Trafic
Allegheny Valley
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood
Lee
Pittsburg
Hicks Machines and Mercury Extractor at Dahonega Mines
A Dahonega Consolidated Mining Company committee will finalize arrangements to install Hicks apparatus at its mines after selecting the device following a broad evaluation of gold extraction methods. The Rass company will finish a mercury amalgamator to operate with Hicks gear, with delivery expected Monday and immediate experiments to begin. The setup aims to simplify gold extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahonega~ Consolidated Mining Company
Dahlonega
Hicks Company
Rass Company
High Altitudes and Coffee Effects on Health
A Oswego Montana married woman Mrs T Blackmon reports eye pain and vision issues linked to coffee. After switching to Postum and boiling longer for altitude, her eyes improved, complexion brightened, and overall health felt steadier. A friend Mr Randall also found stomach relief by stopping coffee and using Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Blackmon
Oswego
Montana
Randall
Nurs
Conte
Postum
Fraternities Elect Officers In City Lodges
Fraternities appoint new leaders after meetings at six orders with banquets and smokings. Royal Arcanum selects Conrady as regent and others for the coming year while Summit Lodge, Pathfinders, and various groups announce their officers and forthcoming initiations and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Wayne
Thesr
Monard Council
Oval
West
Merry Street
Lenditner
Conrady
Regent
Krommsturer
Vieg
Moder Swell
Xtcretary
Charles
Mead
HL Hsur
Trewsurer
Reitec
Cheplain
Veter Eirkenlux
Anosike
Peter Guidu
Trudleps
Migenis
J. W. Joler
G. W. McKee
Grind Counch
M. Tutle
J. J. Kretainger
Summit City Lodge
Summit Chey Lodey
Ohio Town Robbed as Three Robbers Strike Bank and Office
Wilmington Ohio reports three masked men breaking into Ballimore and Oble, binding the operator, stealing $9.50 and $20.55 from a cash drawer, then entering Jangden's flooring firm across the street, blowing the safe and taking $30 before escaping. The operator was bound and later released. no clue to the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ballimure & Oble
DO. Walm
Jangden
Louis
Columbus
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Mothers Worldwide
An early marketing notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as trusted by millions of mothers for over 25 years. It claims to soothe babies, relieve teething discomfort, calm the child, and cure wind colic and diarrhea, urging readers to ask for that brand and warning against other remedies.
Mystery OCR Item Promises Luxury Menswear and Gowns
Fragmented text cites jackets and house gowns with prices from 3.50 to 175.00 and mentions brands or entities such as REVERENS PATTERSON and Comic Opera. It references variety prices and a date in December. The readable fragments suggest a catalog or ad noting upscale apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Dolls That Cost Nothing For Kindergartens And Homes
A dealer, G. Bursley & Company, advertises dolls available at No. 127 Calloway Street. The text describes varied dolls from silks to calico, some fully clothed, some bare, with features like movable limbs and eyes, noting no money or credit required and inviting customers to bring no money to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Calloquy Street
G. Bursley & Company
Holiday Gloves Sellout Highlighted by Berlin Style
Our stock of men's dress gloves is never prouder with Berlin’s no gloves faded from the scene. Finest gooods shade unlined gloves priced at 2.00, silk lined at 2.50. Other five imokes offered at 1.00 and 2.50 by Reuben S. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reuben
Patterson
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Pitates
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Ioana
Indiana Mortgage Loan Co
Mtome
E. Main St
Bauer & Black
U.S.A
Meyer Bros. & Co
Garter
Carter
Jackson St
Chicage
Woodworth & Co
Dreler &Bro
Calhoun
Columbia
Ranke & ‘Nussbaum
Calhoun Street
Martin Detzer
Canaries
Hartz Mountain
St. Andrews
Main St
Fort Wayne
Young Woman’s Christian
West Benry Street
A. P. Buchman
Washington Street
Scott Cooper Lesee
Bremen
le Ani
Mablwin
Pennnsylvania YO Hegmnat Uke
Hue Mountain City
W. Kock
Gexlueman
Duy
L. A. Watterson
Watterson
John Malone
Sitchihan
Grand Rapid
Scott Cooper
Springfield
Baldwin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
le Baldwins
Altoota ‘Forks
Nelly Ansuall
Nile
Pathfinders Lodge
No. 1
Ullvers
Dredidell
Thomas Potter
Catherine Jarry
Mra
Avenia Brown
Gates
A. Plumadore
Markley
Eva Miller
Lkry B. Lindsley
Joe’ Koehler
Carruthers Calvin
W. D .Smith
Nellie Haswell
Fora
Catherine
Reine
Cordon
Linnetts
Hebrock
Stetentinel
Powell
Scherer
Mixs Ethoy Liggett
Shive
Puysicien
Harriet Bremen
the Royal
Fort
Camp
Nao
Dharielloe
Mrr
Qeln
Rosa Brunsk
Hnson
Marshall
Pilter
Seritinel
Rcs
Mary Kelter
Gentinel
Sabhia
Tmnehake
J. V. Wilkison
Tenunt
King
Stokey
Anthony Tent
Siflce
J.D. W
Cr. Hy. Billy
Oliphant
D. 5
Shaw
Willan Suler
Kile
Willant Eiver
Thomas Cole
William Benito
W. T. Scott
John S. Weichselfelder
I A. Cult
Smith
Phrege
Waygs
Ohio
Strain School
Tho Nad Riddicy
Senate
Hue Goma
Union Pacific Tea CC
Calhoun St
Wayne
Lipding
Talis An
M. App
Buck
W. J. Kettler & Son
Athens
Seidel Bros
Hatters & Furnishers
Caltioun
Clark Fairbank
Court Street
Rott Wayne
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