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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1912

Page

2

New York Mayor Candidate Gormly Confronts Police Chief

In a late night Detroit style confrontation, the mayoral hopeful George Gormly faces Chief Connell in Gormly's New York apartment. The chief presses for withdrawal from the race citing past crimes and threats of revelation, while Chaloner records a statement detailing Gormly's confession of a 1882 Wyoming incident and the motive behind his fly with a miner's wife. The scene ends with a vow to publish or suppress, and a dramatic cliffhanger as the statement continues.

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Nail gun designed for shingles speeds work

The nailer, built for shingles, reduces worker effort to almost zero except for lifting and repositioning. Nails drop from a hopper through parallel slots, hang by heads as they descend, then are held under a plunger to drive into material. Gloves protect hands and fingers stay unbruised.

Weighing scoop designed to speed grocery work

A Philadelphia inventor devised a combined scoop and scale for grocers. The device shows the weight of contents like sugar or tea via a tape connected to the handle and scoop. A downward arm and hinge allow the scoop to tip, with the tape indicating weight, enabling faster bagging without using separate scales.

Philadelphia Intel

Increased Use Of Cement Sets Records In 1909

Cement production in the United States reached a record in 1909 with 64,196,386 barrels valued at 51,233,979 dollars, up from 1908. Prices rose from 85 cents to about 1 dollar per barrel as production expanded to 103 plants. Most cement is consumed domestically with only 1 to 3 percent exported annually. The note also mentions high depth readings at Nero Deep in the North Pacific.

United States

Germans Patent Masonry Patching Method Tested

Ingenious German engineers recently adopted a method that avoids tearing down walls by pumping watery cement under five atmospheres into cracks of masonry. Two long railway bridges near Hamburg with 01 foot arches showed cracks but remained standing as the cement filled gaps and hardened. The process renews ancient stone structures without rebuilding, offering a practical patching solution for weak venerable bridges.

Mwienburg Hambure Gor Ag & Boon America

Improved putty knife aids painters and glaziers

A New York inventor introduces an improved putty knife with a slot and a pivoting scraper blade. The scraper pivots to contact the knife edge, allowing putty to be laid and spread without transferring excess material to the knife blade. The attachment keeps the knife end clean and enhances scraping of superfluous putty.

New

Age of Fish Discloses New Age Indicators in Fish

Researchers including Reibisch and Holucke found that fish bones scales and otoliths carry age rings. These rings permit age estimation beyond mere size, aligning with tree trunk aging principles and offering a trustworthy method to determine fish ages.

Reibisch Holucke

Industrial notes on manufacturing trends and global trades

The article surveys manufacturing traits across industries. It notes female labor predominance in India's cotton sector, artificial straw wood for matches in France, and a large Amsterdam diamond trade. It cites South Africa’s Rand gold yield, wallpaper design effects, improved rubber boots, Austrian kerosene refinery growth, and large wood pulp operations. Nova Scotia’s gypsum claim is highlighted with deposits described as very thick.

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