A Trespasser and the Groundskeeper Confront in Court
Miss Miller confronts a man who brought children to her grounds despite a posted trespass notice. The visitor defends the action, claiming it justified, while the lawyer declines the case, leading to a dropped charge and a post trial clash. The judge, witnesses, and Miss Miller reflect on propriety and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
Gilbert Chase
Chase
Mins Miller
Mise Miler
Miss Millee
Oret
Don
Mi Jer
See
Curing Motor Knocks and Quieting Push Rod Devices
A practical guide on silencing engine knocks by adjusting valve push rod devices. Explains how proper clearance between valve, push rod, and guide prevents pounding, overheating, and potential cylinder or head damage. Also covers methods to test and set gaps safely and notes risks of improper adjustments.
Women Suffrage Is Coming It Is The Next Step
Florence Richardson Usher argues suffrage is a natural extension of democracy, noting that voting has long shed old restrictions. She cites Jefferson and Jackson, explains colonial property and church qualifications, and urges unity among supporters and hesitant allies to ensure women gain votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jackson
Uses of asbestos and new Arizona chrysotile deposit
The article extols asbestos as a versatile mineral usable in spun yarn and woven cloth for clothing and theater curtains, noting its fire resistance. It highlights a 1913 U.S. industry development, a fresh Arizona deposit near Globe, with similar quality to Grand Canyon chrysotile yet more accessible, and compares it with Canadian asbestos and its properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gremen Nod
United States
Arizona
Globe
Grand Canyon
Canada
Ted State Geological Survey
Device for automobiles new suspension frees vibration
An automobile in Muris attracted attention with a novel suspension design. The undercarriage rests on a culled spring connected by a bracket to the frame and to the axle by a binge, allowing great vertical movement and a very low body clearance of only a few inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevards of
Muris
Electric furnaces prove superior in steelmaking says bureau bulletin
The bureau of mines bulletin cites United States Steel Corp experiments over four years showing electric furnaces outperform acid Bessemer and basic open hearth processes. Benefits include more complete oxygen removal, fewer oxide inclusions, eight ton ingots with minimal segregation, low sulfur to 0.006 percent and phosphorus to 0.005 percent, all while removing oxygen. Additional notes discuss avalanche photography mines and atmospheric electricity experiments, plus wooden posts in streetcars needing protective paint to prevent rust and wood decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
United States Steel Corporation
Mighty locomotive with 100000 pounds tractive power
A Erie railroad monster steam locomotive is completed with a waxtrum tractive capacity of 100000 pounds for heavy pusher service. Experts doubt its road use viability while noting it challenges electrification arguments by employing drive wheels under the tender to maximize traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Erie
Fragmentary paid in full exchange quoted in garbled note
A fragmentary dialogue notes a disappointed speaker recalling a recent call about Misa Percival and a dentist. The text is damaged and difficult to interpret, with garbled names and unclear actions. No coherent event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Percival
United States Largest Producer These Minernia
United States leads world talc and soapstone production with demand rising. Talc used in toilet powders fabrics and paper while soapstone serves industry uses such as lavatory tabs and grinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Radium Poison Warnings Urge Public Protection
The British Science guild medical committee warns against unregulated radium use amid broad public interest. Radium therapies remain experimental and unsafe when administered by unskilled individuals. They urge certificates of radium content and support standardization under the drug act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Science Guild
Francis of
Knife Sharpening Method Described With Improvised Edge
A fragment describes making a sharp edge on a waste blade by strapping a piece of mmpeeth flaminium after whetting on distone without lubrication and applying pressure. The text notes a laser like edge could be achieved with careful technique.
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Dwight Norwood
Indiana
New York State
Secretary of State
New York City
Florence Richardson Usher
Swiss Alps
Julian Yglelas Blanco
Madrid
Paira
Senor Yglesias
Miecric
Dournat
Bottineau
Omemee
N. D
W.R. McIntosh
M. J. Farnand
D. C
T. F. Woods
Bottineau, N. D
State School of Forestry
Bottineau, North Dakota
Forestry
Fred Ww. Smith
Leek Pleasant
Lewdon Tatier
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