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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
2
A child describes waking alone in darkness feeling unseen and listening for sounds. The hush of night becomes a loud inner murmur as the heart and imagination conjure rustling, sleeping minds, and growing things. The piece ends with a child’s sense of being separate within the night, a gentle meditation by Mabel Dearmer.
A narrator recalls eight years away and a life of flirtation amid Jessie Mason and Maud. Clarence Arnold returns, challenging her belief she is bound for spinsterhood, as Jessie marries Charlie Morse and Maud discovers her fate lies with Clarence.
At Cape Cod near Buzzards Bay locals hunt the arbutus or Mayflower as a commercial crop. They gather the waxy blossoms in moss and ship them to major eastern cities where demand keeps professional harvesters staking out bloom grounds each spring.
A young couple from Washington travels by wagon to Phoenix with a canvas roofed wagon, mule teams, and a teamster crew enjoying an ideal trip. They sell the wagon in Phoenix at a profit and continue by rail to Los Angeles, with plans possibly to travel to Japan and India.
The West leads the modern creamery era adopting Denmark like methods with centrifuges pasteurization and pure culture. Eastern farms struggle to compete as science spreads. butter quality improves, prices adjust, and large creameries emerge while baring out fraud and oleomargarine rules.
In southern France cactus rows are tested to curb forest fires amid varied science notes. German luminous glass street signs use pressed glass with luminous material, backed by tin to resist air and moisture for long life. Swiss electric furnaces plan to smelt iron using hematite ore near Meiringen, leveraging high water power to substitute coal.
The article describes ball bearings as widespread in reducing friction and introduces a ball-bearing chain. Links have a hollow seat for a steel ball with an interlocking link and shoulders to hold the ball, yielding a highly flexible chain for various uses where constant motion is needed and energy is not a factor.
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