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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
6
Not content with wireless messages Knudsen has perfected an electrical device that transmits actual photographs through air to a distant receiving station. A sample image of King Edward VII was sent and reproduced 100 miles away in 12 minutes using his apparatus.
Nature's wonders bring extra profits to manufacturers who adopt them and often lead researchers directly from the university into highly paid, responsible positions.
The article surveys new pleasure vehicles including a four person house on wheels with lodging a kitchen and lounge space. It notes Charles Fletcher of London and his family living aboard during European travel. It also describes a spineless cactus project by Wizard Burbank for forage and edible vegetable experiments. A rugged track vehicle for rough United States terrain is discussed along with University of Kansas research tying science to business through post graduate chemistry and enamel studies funded by bakers and a major corporation.
The department of agriculture promotes basket willows as a new crop to reduce imports from France and Germany. Western New York Indiana and near Baltimore host large plantations with up to 34000 plants per acre on rich bottom land. Cuttings of the successful willow variety are available from Washington. Also included is a note on industrial safety and a California desert rootless cactus that spreads by rootlets after seasonal rains.
A speaker recounts two years living as a homeless man to study poverty and push for municipal lodging houses. He describes sleeping in a Chicago police lodging house, a New York city facility, and harsh treatment at a Kansas City mission, arguing most unemployed are honest and urging humane solutions.
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