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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
7
The fragment contains scattered historical notes on science, demographics, and infrastructure. It mentions Newton, Kepler, an Italian hydroplane concept, London's medieval size, Havre port upgrade costs, and dentistry advances, all in jumbled lines with many unreadable sections.
The article describes a hands on method by F B Gorton for illustrating the paradox using a lamp end, long chimney, rubber pieces, tubes B and A, water and a scale index. The setup on a ring stand shows the index rise as water pressure increases, with repeated steps to fill different components and no water removal required.
A German inventor unveils two processes for lacquering brass tubing by revolving it in a lathe and heating lacquer electrically. Other ideas include a stereo scope style picture projector to prevent flutter, a counterfeit note detector using a stereoscope principle, an adjustable rake with angle settings, and a curved stove pipe cutter with a toothed knife.
A California man seeks to keep a unique mirror portable and avoid sharing Dimeci with an old-style razor. The item’s portability and ownership dispute rise as the man pushes for exclusive use amid competing claims.
A fragmented note describes shaving with adjustable light from a window or light source to improve visibility. It suggests avoiding mirrors placed in dark corners and allows the user to stand in any position to obtain optimal illumination.
The article discusses the boreen done away with and the long pauses between pictures on the magic lantern. A new automatic slide feed is introduced to speed up slide insertion and reduce delays during projections.
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