Butte Miners Keep Pumps and Air Heartbeat Thriving
Across the Butte mines vast pumps move 8 700 gallons of water per minute and drive 3 200 000 cubic feet of air every minute. Ventilation, dust control, and water management are engineered with high safety, using wet stopers, dust suppressants, and advanced ducting to protect workers and sustain production.
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Butte
Wen
Butte Hill
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Montiana
New York
Hudson
A. S. Richardson
A. C. M. Company
Metropolitan
Bax
Again Batte
Drife
Anaconda Company
F. C. Jaccard
Butte Mines Improve Ventilation and Dust Control
In the Butte district many mines face complex problems from hot rock and deep workings. Operators advance engineering skill, with wet drilling and water-sprinkling to cut dust and increased air flow to working faces, aiming for safe, efficient operation as depths reach 5000 feet.
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George S. Rice
United States Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Butte District
Butte Mining Companies
United States
Go-Getter Hoge Noted Legion Leader With Early Four-Place Duty
Portrait of Peyton H. Hoge Jr a national American Legion vice commander born 1889 in Wilmington North Carolina later a Louisville Kentucky figure. He was commissioned a captain in 1917 served in France 1918 and discharged 1919 at Camp Jackson. He helped police pacifist propaganda and led patriotic celebrations in 1920 shaping his Legion leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton H. Hoge, Jr
Americans Legion
Peyton IL Hoge, Jr
Hoge
National American Commission
Franklin D’olier
Jefferson Post
George Sylvester Clereck
The
Fatherland
Wilmington
N. C
Louisville
Tle
Centre College
Iie
Blanche Weissinger Smith
France
Camp Jackson
Roosevelt American Legion Hospital for Tuberculous Veterans
The Roosevelt American Legion Hospital at Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich runs with service men and women caring for service men and women. Valued at about 1 25 million dollars the hospital admitted 260 patients for treatment during the fiscal year.
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American Legion
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Roosevelt American Legion Hospital
Legion
Michigan
Punster Envoys of Hell End Up Installing Heat
A humorous legend from American Legion Weekly features a rich plumber who dies and faces Satan. The devil tells him to start work on a new hot water system but notes the man has no helper. The punchline: the plumber will have to do the work himself.
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Satan
American Legion Weekly
Inheritance of acquired characteristics in mice
The article discusses Pavlov's experiments teaching white mice to respond to a dinner bell, noting generations show faster learning and suggesting inherited knowledge may emerge. It contrasts with human study limits and calls for better records of offspring traits.
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Ivan P. Pawlov
Science
Professor Pawlow
Resinol Ointment and Soap Ad Promotes Relief
The ad claims Resinol Ointment relieves chafing eczema and itching by penetrating the pores to reach the root of the disorder. It emphasizes non irritative, harmless action and promotes daily use of Resinol Soap for healthy skin with all druggists selling the products.
Joint-Ease for Stiff Joints
Pharmacists say that when all other remedies fail Joint-Ease will succeed. It targets sore painful inflamed rheumatic joints and limbers up the joints with clean penetrating action. Quick results are assured at sixty cents a tube from druggists nationwide. When Joint-base enters joint agony exits quickly.
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America
Democratic Legislator Refuses Society Invitation
A British government member and his wife declined a titled hostess invitation. The reply cites three reasons including not drinking tea, the wife drinking tea only with friends, and the date being washing day.
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Brebor
AEPL
Heart of Midlothian Jail Towered Over Edinburgh Center
The Heart of Midlothian was the old jail in Edinburgh's city center. It was torn down in 1817 and became a symbol of Midlothian county in Scotland.
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Midlothian
Edinburgh
Cnptul
Scothind
Avoiding Fatigue to Prevent Colds Becomes Common Practice
A newspaper note reports widespread use of fatigue avoidance as a preventive measure against catching colds. It highlights many people adopting rest and reduced exposure as a precaution during chilly seasons.
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Entila Tong Fan
Zaire
American Legion News Service
Wrastern Newspaper Union
Child Health Magazine
J. Anna Norris
University of Minnesota
Lucior Norris
Frederick R. Green
of “Health
Heart of Midlothian
R. V. Pieri
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Dr Pierce
Buffalo, Ni Y
Haarlem
Gotp
Cuticura
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