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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
14
Anita N. McGee recounts Four Hundred Women enlisting as soldiers in the Civil War criteria war and how it spurred training for women nurses. It notes Florence Nightingale's influence and explains the term Red Cross and its misunderstood meaning.
The article surveys the evolution of nursing from the Civil War to the Spanish American War, detailing how Dorothea Dix spearheaded nurses and the creation of hospital corps. It notes shortages in wartime, the rise of trained female nurses, and comparisons to the United States system with reforms and pensions for service.
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Historical report details ship mooring equipment for the Cunard steamers Mauretania and Lusitania under construction at Pontypridd South Wales. Mooring chains are 4 1⁄2 inch iron, totaling about 200 tons. Anchors weigh 12 tons each, four chain lengths run 720 feet, main chains of square links four feet long and 100 pounds each. Swivel weighs 4485 pounds, abackles and nuts described with exact weights. End links weigh 330 pounds each, 5 1⁄2 inch material. This marks the heaviest work in the chainmaking industry. Cables reportedly sailed for the Great Eastern in 1865.
When caster sockets in Cirnitite ware or weaken, drill out the socket to fit a piece of one eighth inch pipe. Drive the pipe in full, then trim. A drilled pipe bushing yields a durable repair, with a possible use of one fourth inch pipe for a larger shank, as noted by Popular Mechanics.
Aluminum coated Tron sheets prove highly durable and offer a strong alternative to galvanized iron for many uses. The coating enhances corrosion resistance and longevity, suggesting wide adoption in industrial and construction applications.
A 12690 ton steamship Bueville runs aground on the Brandy rocks off the Lizard. Surgeons amputate a large bow section then crews brace the hull and patch the vessel for a 18 day salvage. Rabbits and mutton cargo dumped, ship proceeds to Southampton under its own steam.
A pair of workers recount feeling unvalued after being let go by a stern manager Gibbons. They discuss loyalty, late shifts, and social courtesy, contrasting devotion with perceived unfair treatment while a wary romance lingers amid office politics.
A fragmentary chronicle outlines four brain types from youth to old age, detailing rising intellect groups and later declines. It touches on public figures, lawyers, and authorities while hinting at social status, wealth, and famed instruments like Stradivarius violins.
A garaged tow and repair firm faces a civil case amid unclear details, with parties named Yuen and others. The dispute centers on services rendered and responsibilities in the transport and lien process, reflecting broader tensions in the local motor services sector.
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