Sound Speed Through Air In Summer And Winter
Sound travels through hot summer air at 1266 feet per second. In zero weather through dry air sound moves from 1088 to 1150 feet per second.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1942
Page
7
Sound travels through hot summer air at 1266 feet per second. In zero weather through dry air sound moves from 1088 to 1150 feet per second.
A humorous spoof reports Elmer Twitchell claiming a role as a national co ordinator for rope tricks squat tag and other games under a mock war time effort. It parodies bureaucratic zeal by naming whimsical co ordinators including Wilbur Jones and Uncle Chidsey coordinating kite flying and top spinning with exaggerated salaries. The piece blends comic dialogue with mock government jargon and a mock civil defense section.
A 32 page booklet explains planting and care for rains and trees. It describes raising shrubs, perennials, annuals, roses, bulbs, hedges, herbs. It covers fertilizers soils and disease prevention and invites readers to send their order.
Commodores in the U S Navy are held by a fixed number, typically five to seven in history. the precise count depends on the era and official appointments. A U S senator must have served as a citizen for nine years to be eligible to the office. The author of the line All mankind loves a lover is anonymous in common attribution. Elements known are 118 confirmed as of now. The first vice president to become president due to a predecessor's death was John Tyler following William Henry Harrison's death.
The source lists several facts: the rank was abolished in 1899. It notes a period of at least nine years. It names Ralph Waldo Emerson and John Tyler as individuals. It states the number ninety two in connection to the item.
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