Care in Firing Cuts Out Danger or Gas
Heating experts from the Holland Institute of Thermology warn that coal gas produces deadly carbon monoxide unless vented properly. They outline steps to ensure safe firing including proper draft, shutting doors, even coal distribution, and cooking out gases for 15 to 20 minutes.
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Humidity Boosts Comfort and Lowers Heating Cost
The Hand Institute of Thermology notes heating a home from 70 to 75 degrees raises fuel use by 17 percent when outside is 40 degrees. Medical and engineering experts say proper humidification with a modern vapor air system allows 70 degrees to feel comfortable for healthy people.
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Moderne Devices Aid Home Heating
The Holland Institute of Thermology notes two ways for homeowners to cut heating costs. An automatic thermostat controls drafts and maintains steady temperatures in principal rooms, compatible with vapor air systems. Humidifying equipment, targeting about 40 percent relative humidity, can evaporate 20 gallons daily, aiding comfort and fuel efficiency.
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Square of a Number by Consecutive Odd Numbers
Pathfinder Magazine explains a method to square a number by summing the first n odd numbers where n equals the number to be squared. Example: 6 squared equals 1 plus 3 plus 5 plus 7 plus 9 plus 11 equals 36.
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Ancient observatory unearthed at Buetzow Germany
Archaeologists report a stone circle structure at Buetzow believed to date to 1181 B C. The circular arrangement functioned as a solar calendar and annual sun circuit observer.
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Global tensions ease as arbitration urged in Gran Chaco clash
Bolivian and Paraguayan border hostilities risk escalate after a clash in Gran Chaco. Nations seek peace through League of Nations, Pan American talks, and offers from Argentina and Chile to arbitrate. Kellogg chairs a conciliation committee as diplomacy proceeds.
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Hoover inauguration plans and parade leadership named
Seat of the U S Grant is in charge of Hoover's inauguration arrangements with Gen Charles P Summerall as grand marshal to manage the parade. The talks in Lugano led to an allied Germany reparations framework with Paris set to fix total payments by a late December experts conference. France notes experts lack binding authority and decisions may not bind governments.
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Peasant party wins by large margin in eee parliamentary election
The Peasant party led by Premier Julio Maniu claims about 85 percent of ballots with 8 to 10 percent for the Liberals and the rest for the Hungarian minority. Extremist groups are projected to win no seats out of 376. Mantu, Albanian by birth, wins 65 percent in Bucharest.
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Wrights Attend International Aeronautics Conference in D C
Delegates from forty nations attend a three day International Civil Aeronautics conference in Washington invited by President Coolidge. Orville Wright attends as a member of the American delegation and guest of honor. Coolidge welcomes progress in aviation. MacCracken presides and recounts aviation history.
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Michigan woman faces life term for liquor law violations
In Lansing a mother of ten was found guilty of a fourth liquor law violation, facing possible life imprisonment though an appeal to the Supreme Court may delay the sentence. The text also notes broader political and health unrest across the country amid Prohibition era tensions.
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