Iowa Woman Creates Robyn Musical Training System
Frances W. Moore profiles Louise Robyn of Cedar Rapids, creator of the Robyn method and author of Technic Tales, whose ideas link storytelling to piano technique. Her niece Mrs. Leonard T. Cherry of Tama inspired the first book, with Robyn shaping a career in Chicago and at the American Conservatory.
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New Rubber Extraction Tied to Kasner Geometry
A new rubber production method emerged using a high pressure machine by Mathew Stocomb, driven by Edward Kasner’s horn angle geometry. The process extracts rubber from the Castilla plant, with Alabama chemists also reporting a synthetic rubber from sulfur and chlorobenzene. The work continues a movement led by Edison to make America self sufficient in rubber.
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Edward Kasner
Engineering Foundation
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mathew J. Stocomb
Castilla
Columbia University
Kasner
University of Alabama
Thomas Edison
America
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