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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
4
A fragment discusses medical views on cancer growth, operable versus inoperable cases, and the potential role of local irritation and a germ in cancer proliferation. It mentions surgical procedures and the need to reexamine fundamentals in light of new nutritional and tissue responses.
The Medical Record summarizes the second international cancer conference held in Paris with follow up work across the world. It outlines two histologically distinct cancer groups, one superficial and surgical, the other deeply placed and rapidly metastatic, noting clinical overlap and the importance of treatment strategies.
A group of about 100 young women formed the Girls Diversity club at the Labor temple in New York. They drafted a constitution allowing chewing gum and set dues at a penny weekly. The leaders clarified the phrase with church supervisors, noting the emphasis on orderly conduct and participation.
A San Francisco report claims a world wireless distance record as a steamer Korea sent a message 4492 miles to a local shore station. The operator heard the faint call and confirmed the message “Steamer Korea, 4492 out, all well” with an OK reply.
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved by 461 to 76 the construction of two battleships at private yards with a plan for later units to be built at government arsenals.
A California inventor presents a flat wire reel that winds chalk line quickly and stays in place on uneven surfaces. The one piece bent wire forms a handle assembly with a revolving wood grip and a turning handle to wind the line between the shanks.
A reader from Guelph Ont explains ladder jacks built from %-inch iron in two parts the brace and staging support. Parts adjust by removing a bolt and changing the staging angle. Jacks hook onto ladder rungs and can be used on the back of ladders for narrow spaces or sign work.
Professor Ernst Cohen of Utrecht University argues metals suffer from contagious diseases akin to living pathogens. He highlights tin pest as a striking example, noting tin blocks or plates may crumble into dust or develop warty protrusions, and suggesting the contagion may spread.
Canada’s available water powers represent a fourfold combined energy if maintained by steam force generated, highlighting a shift toward hydro steam integration and potential long term power stability.
A French patent unveils a process for an alloy of zinc and magnesium with up to 90 to 96 percent magnesium, claiming practicable tensile strength and a specific gravity about 60 percent lighter than aluminum. The inventor also describes a calcium alloy with a striking specific gravity of 1.68 and practical form.
A Western inventor improves the saw by adding an inch graduated straightedge with a pivoted graduated blade and pointer on an arc to show blade position. Another attachment features a swiveling spirit level with a pointer and arc indicating level position relative to the straightedge.
A collage of 17th to 19th century trivia covers wheeled carriages in France 1659 railway engines with 900 horses strength fuel and water cooling figures for ice and tea oil deposits in Trinidad gas prices in London 49 to 69 cents per thousand feet and Freiberg mines closed after 700 years old engines in Nabres France sought after.
A March day in a small town features Maud Muller in a bold harem skirt drawing jeers, a stern judge, and a call to spank her. The scene includes policemen, dramatic winds, and a courthouse verdict, while a dictionary editor debates slang coinages.
Dialogue captures a sleepless night as a parent describes tending a teething baby. The speaker mentions waking at 1 o clock and pacing the floor while the child nears rest, then recalls a thriving baby at a neighbor's home. The tone imitates humorous, chatty newspaper prose of daily life.
A student declares failure to become an artist while friends urge perseverance. He recalls foolish boasts about Van Dycke beard Hembrant hat Michael Angelo robe Giotto shoes and Murillo cherries, questioning talent and future in art.
In the crowded scene Mr. Dubl barely speaks as chatter runs high. The report notes everyone talks at once, with rumors flying while one person tries to share a message amidst the din.
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