Fragmentary Street Talk From a Distant Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and places with unclear meaning. It references a person named York and a general sense of events or dialogue, but specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1897
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and places with unclear meaning. It references a person named York and a general sense of events or dialogue, but specifics are unreadable.
Experiments at Sibley Laboratory Cornell University show a two thirds aluminum one third zinc alloy combined with high elasticity similar to cast iron yet more brittle in liquid form. It melts at 800 to 900 degrees Valrenhelt can be molded with open flames and cast without a foundry furnace. Also notes a French explorer study on Ameriques origin and fish sleeping color changes described by A. Is. Verrill with protective coloration and concealment.
A cavalry officer recounts a dramatic near stampede at Thatcher's Pass where some hundred wild horses charged a pen of seventy five, broke into a clash and forced a dawn counterattack. The narrative shifts to a broader history of Lake Agassiz, Royal William steamship, and early transatlantic steamers. It closes with vignettes on frog eating in France, odor absorption by oranges, factory dangers with nitro glycerine and explosive handling, and a stray fragment about a napkin tied to whiskers.
A nostalgic page for young readers features Mary Norton Bradford’s tale of Eva Mary Grey, a 5 year old who saved a girl from Cataract Creek at Williams Arizona, then perished. Also included are notes on a white albino squirrel Beads, jokes about youngsters, and light anecdotes from daily life.
In a fierce clash the spotted stallion led a brutal retreat as eighty eight horses faced the line. Only fifty seven escaped, with seven dead and thirty six crippled. The last of the captured horses included the captain's mount amid scattered bites and wounds across the field.
A near 50 000 to 500 000 pound order to Cubans reveals a sparsely located Gibbstown New Jersey dynamite plant. Workers operate in wooden pegged shoes to prevent explosions as explosives are processed in safety buildings and shanties. The plant processes acids and sawdust in a lengthy cartridge making sequence.
A shy Australian major discovers a mistaken passenger identity in cabin 42 on an Australian liner. The purser and steward uncover a lady’s wardrobe in Capt Higginson’s portmanteau, prompting a cautious reassessment. The piece ends with reflections on accidents and lingering danger.
A patented device uses a heavy metallic tube with a bottom plate glass seal and an auxiliary air fed lamp and reflector. It is described amid remarks noting many pray for the devil to see such invention succeed.
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