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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
The illustration shows a guard attached to the lower sash of a vertically sliding window. Lazy tongs on a frame screw to the sash allow the guard to rise with the sash and fold away via a hook and keeper for fire safety. A fly screen works with the guard and can move independently, usable on railway train windows too.
The Chicago Record describes an improved lantern to test color perception of railway and marine workers using signals at night. It features two movable disks with multiple colored glasses, a smoke glass layer, a diaphragm for color area size, two burners for dual colors, and an illuminated, test‑only code on each glass to record results.
Ozone now used in multiple industrial operations with key use in bleaching yarns. A new ozone bleaching plant opens in Silesia claiming superior permanent whites and no fabric damage compared with sulphur bleaching, with potential expansion to cotton wool and pile treatments.
O Rosenbach notes many women wearing veils exhibit circumscribed redness on the face during winter, typically at the cheeks and nose. The observation highlights a common skin reaction among veil wearers in cold weather.
A medical journal argues current schooling damages both body and mind. It notes urban life and long hours reduce physical development and call for more exercise, playgrounds, and lighter study loads, citing Dr. J S Lankford on strains in large classes and worn teachers.
A St Marys planter describes a morning glory tendril reaching for a nail and then a cord after the nail was moved. The tendril repeatedly redirected toward the new target, finally coiling around the support, prompting questions about plant perception and motive.
Swedish energy potential lies in mountain streams and power is being harnessed with imports of electrical equipment. Electric railways are contracted in several cities and electric cars gain popularity as cleaner transport options slip ahead of noisy fuel engines. A separate note discusses California water birds where migration is guided by learned routes and adult experience, not mysterious faculties.
An article cites frequent gas related accidents from carelessness and ignorance in lighting cooking and heating. It warns against turning down flames, nighttime shut offs, and improper meter handling, urging safer piping and careful maintenance.
The Philadelphia Record notes a summer novelty sabo rotary band fan powered by a hand rack and pinion. One press turns blades up to 2,800 rpm. Guards and blades fold for pocket carry, weighing under five ounces and nickel plated.
Before his death the noted Mer genthaler completed a machine for making cheap grape baskets. An expert operator who once made 300 baskets daily by hand can now produce 4,000 with the new machine. The machine promises easier work and superior baskets, applying principles from his linotype device.
A recent issue of Electricity describes an electrical horsewhip with a celluloid handle housing a small battery. A push button controls the shock delivered to the animal rather than a cut, illustrating a novel device.
Thirty eight young people received their first communion at St Mary's church after 7 30 Sunday morning service led by Rev Bernard Capuchin Father assisted by Rev Kaempker. The class included Julia Wiegand Christina Seifert Anna Kramer Florence Neininger and others.
Five state hospital laundresses began a strike on Saturday demanding regular hours and pay for all, objecting to one worker doing extra washing for the superintendent's family without compensation. Superintendent Eyman defended the plan as standard for similar institutions. workers refused to return until their terms are met and then were discharged.
Havana June 4 General Maximo Gomez is due to arrive with honors as supporters claim he will seek to unite the Democratic Republican and Nationalist parties for a August constitutional convention. He reportedly aims for Cuban independence and may form a Cuba Libre party if blocs refuse to unite, with alleged funds offered by wealthy backers including a US senator at $500000.
Parivave Spuia reports union machinists in the city plan a Labor Day demand for a nine hour workday with a minimum wage of 20 cents per hour. If employers refuse, a strike will be started.
An old medical advertorial argues a lazy worker harms the whole system, likening the liver to a hive drone. It promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a remedy for torpid liver, impure blood, and dyspepsia with a call to buy or mail order the product from Knox Chemical Co in Battle Creek Michigan.
Historical island resort on the Great Lakes advertised with round trip prices from Detroit Toledo Cleveland. Highlights include new steel steamers costing 300000 each with electric interiors and luxurious amenities. Four weekly trips to Mackinac region plus daily Detroit to Cleveland routes. Send for pamphlet from AU 4 vantz GP A D&C Detroit MIc.
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