Ice House Construction At A Farm Keeps Ice Longer
H W describes building a shaded well-drained ice house on a farm. Details include a 14 by 16 foot structure with concrete foundation, tile drainage, open ventilated gaps, drop siding, and a long doors system. Ice packed on dry brittle days with water between layers and sawdust cover to six inches, aimed to extend storage of ice.
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Illumination Rules for Office and Home Lighting
The article argues glasses rise from misadjusted lighting and poor desk setup in modern offices. It stresses even strong illumination, proper desk placement, and screened lamps to avoid glare and shadows, recommending frosted globes for softer light.
Lighting tips for home offices from early 20th century
The article advises using a frosted globe and a 16 candle power lamp for desk work, noting that light that is too strong strains the eyes. A north light is preferred for softness, with desks near windows arranged to have light from the left. Incandescent lamps should use ground bulbs or shading, and mantle gas lamps should be shaded to reduce glare unless amber toned mantles are used.
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American Medical Association
An Experiment in the Suppression of Venereal Diseases
A Victoria Australia public health drive analyzes syphilis data from a notifiable area near Melbourne, shifting from education to medical and legal measures. Wards for contagious cases, free Wassermann testing for hospital patients, and proposed imprisonment safeguards reflect coordinated action led by medical authorities.
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The Moving Pictures And The Gleam Of Film
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Moving pictures aid nerves and learning, says advocate
A writer extols films as therapy and education, recalling a nervous patient who improved after daily showings. The piece lauds movies for lifting mood, teaching world manners, and aiding school lessons, arguing cinema parallels books in truth and value and urges embracing Jeffersonian simplicity.
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A Suggestion In Eugenics For Weds A Policy On Life
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column argues for pre marriage health tests and a groom’s life insurance policy as a test of responsibility and health. The author endorses a minimum policy of one thousand dollars and treats it as a civilizational measure, with the idea that health signals financial status and business sense. The piece cites Brieux and discusses public scrutiny of marriage.
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