Novel Clothes Dryer Paired With Brass Tubing Idea
Central Avenue inventor W H Rogers is building a brass clothes dryer for T H Pitts. The design suspends three telescoping brass tube sets from the kitchen ceiling, each about eight feet long, extendable to fifteen feet, with ball and socket joints and pulleys for mobility. The device aims to keep laundry out of the way and serve as a room ornament while reaching all areas.
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Kitts
Central Avenue
Cam
W. H. Rogers
West Fifth Street
T. H. Pitts
Hogers
Ball Bearings and Pneumatic Tires Promise Better Vehicles
The article discusses ball bearings and pneumatic tires as advances in vehicle tech. It argues these improvements strengthen wheels, improve road handling, and could enable heavier loads, predicting broader adoption across bicycles, cars, and carts as roads improve and demand rises. It notes resistance and tradition may delay widespread use but sees a future shift toward enhanced mobility.
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Havier
Bensor
Meelf
City Court Notes and Local Courtroom Misadventures
Jacob Ritter, a middle aged man, was jailed ten days for drunkenness after a morning appearance before City Judge Codington who fined five dollars. Daniel McLeron, a sixteen year old, was arrested for shooting chickens with a bean shooter. he claimed no ownership and was fined two dollars. A reader note from Somerset County laments such trashy editorials in local papers and mentions river floodwaters affecting boats on the Sait River.
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South Second Street
McCue
Codington
Wwe
Daniel McLeron
Arene
Somerset County
Ound Brook Democrat
ToLedo Blade Weekly Newspaper Statement
The ToLedo Blade claims nationwide weekly distribution with circulation of 100000 to 200000, mailed to over half the US post offices. It touts family friendly content including world news, serials, stories, humor, poetry, farm pages, and Sunday school pieces. Editor Robinson Locke notes plans to contribute a 1893 illustrated series.
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ToLedo Blade
Union
Fifeen
United States
Robinson Locke
Buape
Local society forms with named officers and Monday meeting
A Wednesday night meeting of the society resulted in a permanent organization with officers led by President L. E. Livermore and Secretary L. T. Titeworth. The note mentions a forthcoming Monday night event and references various local happenings, including band activity, a Red Men tribe gathering, and community concerns from farm misses to a runaway accident.
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W. H. Cules
L. E. Livermore
P. W. Blakeley
L. T. Titeworth
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Miantonome
Order of Red Men
Oddities in a Frayed News Fragment
A fragmented OCR note reflects a garbled snippet with odd terms and misspellings. It hints at a personal or social observation but lacks clear events, names, or locations to confirm a factual item or proper report.
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