Mines Hopes Radio Will Save Miners in Underground Blasts
Bureau of Mines tests show mine radio systems can deliver warning or communication during disasters. Early experiments linked surface transmitters to underground receivers, with limited range but proof signals could be detected through rock and insulation. Further work aims to improve reliability as a life saving method.
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Record Tum Kept Secret
A local report notes a record related to Tum Kept secretive events, details unclear due to damaged text. The emphasis appears on concealment and unidentified individuals, with fragments suggesting hidden actions by a person or group.
Transportation company withholds journey milestone report
A damaged OCR fragment notes a journey exceeding 102 miles and a company that officially recorded the speed but chose not to announce the achievement. The garbled text references a delay or suppression of the milestone, with unclear attribution to persons or dates.
Unclear Omission: Housing Cost Increase Cited
The passage notes a new price of 40 dollars per front foot for home building with no concessions, aside from worthwhile financial aid in constructing a home. It frames homes and families by their surroundings and the sorane people keep.
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