Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-13

VI u lWO- pointed probe connected by
insulated wires to a pocket electric
lamp. When the probe comes in contact
win q bit OF metal, a closed circuit is
formed which lights the lamp. Flashes
from the bulb also indicate when the
rob is approaching or receding from
q bullet or bit of shrapnel. for these
latter are more frequently the cause
OF wounds than bullets.
William A. j. Giles, of Concord, N. H..
bought q cane I'm an auction shop, some
weeks ago. to help him in his lameness.
ne supposed 1T was an ordinary cane,
put William III. Norris, when inspecting
It, pulled off the handle, and with it a
steel blade about is inches in length.
On the blade vas engraved the words:
william Mattocks, June 2. 1882"
Polly P~ostlewait, age s, OF Kansas
City. Mo-, is the first woman to quail
1fy as a member of the Stone and
Marble Masons' International union.
n was voted a member by Union Fl,
OF Kansas City and vicinity, in order
that she might assist in laying the
corner store OF the new Mercy hospital
building.
Lee Semanski was fined $40 by JUS
tice M L. Vaughan, of Santa Rosa, Cal.
Tor killing a doe. The fine was imposed
by telephone after the defendant had
pleaded guilty Over the telephone from
the San Francisco office OF the state
game and fish commission. He immedi-
ately forwarded the money by express.
Mrs. Mathilda Martin, age "a. went
TO New York from her home in Allen
Pa, and attended a theater for
the first time in her life. Accompanying
her was her daughter. Mrs. Mathilda
SaItcrIield, age 6S, who also never
been inside a theater before.
Romantic engineers of locomotives
have been blowing their whistles In
Marion, Ohio. as signals to their
Investments. Mayor Suffer ordered the
nice for the sweethearts, but wearing
on the rest Of u.s." said the y
Mrs. Mary Ullon, who dice in Find
Jay. "a: recently: made all arrange
quartet to sing. She had the membeyn
come to her house several times dur
Ing her last days to practice the songs
she wished sung at her funeral.
A storekeeper in Brockton. Mass.
was dumbfounded the other day to see
q squirrel enter his shop, jump on the
counter pick out q few nuts from a
Deg there and run out with them. The
whole thing was done calmly and with
out haste by the squirrel.
Grease stains can be removed from
katchen wall paper by covering them
with q paste made OF pipe clay and
water M allowing It to remain several
hours before removal with a clean
brush.
Salem now boasts of a cubic foot Of
Call10rnia air. which was brought from
me Pacific q by Lewis Bigelow. of
LO9 Angeles. The air came across the
C0ntlnNn6 In n f&Vs0 M that's koa.vA~- ~.
An aviator's hands may be kept warm
by . glove OF English invention. into
which arc wires heated by cleo
steering wheel Of al aeroplane.
Peat being mined In New Zealand is
70 we'll filled with kauri gum particles
That 4 can DO made to yield oils. some
bensine and others in varnishes.
Lett ~handedness Is inherited, often
throu9n several generations. according
70 m English scientist, who has inves-
1000 i~ndivlduals.
The inventor Of . new square funnel
S7contendot II, opqrates more rapidly than
g. round one. which causes q rotary mo-
stion IN LIQUIDS and delays their flow.
sq
Mechanism sensitive to sound waves
coneIOlG the apparatus that makes Z
W0odensdog come out Of q kennel when
calsec ~ q new g expensive toy.
Two Austrian dentists arc the ,inven.
tors a. = process by which false teeth,
cAn ~ cast In metal and given tho unf3
form density that e necessary.
Aecording g : Munich physician.
hoo3 peo0trAt1on9ta directly due 10 tho