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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
6
A detailed description shows how to assemble a land roller using four old mowing machine wheels, an axle, a sickle bar, oak planks, and a wooden frame. The build includes a center sickle bar, wheel hubs reinforced with blocks, and a wheel-lift platform, aiming to create an efficient, team-friendly implement.
An experienced grower describes a method to prevent wheat smut by treating seed grain with formaldehyde. He recalls a past failure from untreated grain and explains a solution involving formaldehyde mixed with water, a board, and a drying process to keep grain clean. He notes practical steps and outcomes from prior trials and emphasizes improved germination and health of the crop.
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The article discusses a static motor by C Francis Jenking as a method to harness atmospheric electricity for power. It explains the five armature sections and four field poles, their interconnections, and how the apparatus maintains rotational direction through controlled repulsion and attraction at each pole.
Fragmentary text references care at a metal company and alerts about safety, potential inspections, and worker concerns. Mentions various names, locations, and a legal or official tone, but many words are garbled. Core items remain unclear due to machine-printed OCR errors.
A London society promotes ambidexterity amid debate on whether right hand dominance is innate or learned. The group aims to study if teaching left-hand use can influence brain hemisphere development and right-side strength, inviting physiologists to explore the potential to alter habitual handedness.
A patent style description shows a device enabling window closure from bed. An electric releasing device acts on a door check to pull the chain and close the window when the circuit is completed. A push button near the bed allows operation without rising.
A fragment describes electric brake operation on a New York car, noting smoother stopping and reduced labor for the motorman. It discusses comparative benefits and a later claim about a device allowing owners to adjust speed and indulge in color use with reduced penalties, reflecting a dated transport tech discussion.
An odd report describes a mechanical man and a quiet man involved in a fatal incident aboard a vessel. The scene unfolds near a river hub as authorities investigate the mysterious events leading to a death.
George Vincent falls for a trim young woman he sees on the train. After many failed chances, a ballroom encounter finally brings talk of love, but her reply shatters his hopes and leaves him stunned on the veranda. A tale of longing and heartbreak.
Nightcaps have revived among fashionable women, once discarded half a century ago except by grandmothers. The revival is linked to doctors who urge well ventilated bedrooms and the need to cope with winter draughts. Hairdressers blame elaborate coiffures and frequent transformations that require hair to be detached at night, with some women cropping hair for the look, an old folly echoed by grandmothers.
J D Daughtrey, a Buffalo Virginia music publisher, reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says he passed 20 pounds of gravel over years and has not passed a stone since taking the pills, noting earlier severe gravel attacks, back pain, and urinary issues. He calls Doan's a fine kidney tonic and notes a box cost 50 cents.
A San Francisco contractor bought old smooth bore cannons from Mare Island navy yard. Attempts to break them with dynamite and blasting powder failed. Electric drilling and wedges were tried, then cannons were moved to a tule near Point Richmond for another break attempt. Some cannons date from warcraft sailing seas in 1812.
A seven year old girl, after an initial cure of a disease, faced a severe itchy eruption across the body. Nightly remedies failed until the Cations Remedian was used, then within five days the child was fully cured and remained well for a long time. Witness: Mr. F Huefenacht of Bakersfield, California, June 25 and July 20, 1906.
At present the greatest demand is for autographs of Eng Hub literary celebrities with Keata and Shelley drawing top prices selling best abroad. London Berlin and Paris host ongoing autograph sales during the season. The Circle Garfield Tech notes a simple pure patent remedy.
A reader from Auburn Maine shares experience with Williams Pink Pills after childbirth and subsequent rheumatic hand attacks. She reports renewed strength for the mother and baby, improved stamina for a next birth, and swift relief from joint pain, noting consistent benefit from the remedy and availability through Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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