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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1929

Page

2

Cold light and a Carlyle statue in Scotland village

The article notes cold light from neon and bioluminescent organisms long studied by scientists. It mentions a statue of Thomas Carlyle in Ecclefechan, Scotland, funded by Alexander Carlyle of Edinburgh, marking where the philosopher was born and young Carlyle once played.

Thomas Carlyle Ecclefechan Scotland Sage Chelsea Alexander Carlyle Edinburgh Alte Carlyle Eit

Ancient Babylonians Pioneered Arches and Vaults

The earliest dated architectural remains come from the Babylonians around 2886 000 B C. They used brick as building material and were first to construct vaults and arches.

Air motion boosts efficiency and comfort in homes and workplaces

The Holland Institute summarizes studies from Pittsburgh and British labs showing moving air at 850 feet per minute raises worker output and lowers pulse rates. A new electrified propeller unit brings this cooling breeze to homes, improving summer comfort and winter heating distribution.

Holland Institute of Thermology of Holland Mich Holland Institute Pittsburgh Research Laboratories U. S. Bureau of Mines American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Holland Institute of Thermology Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers British National Institute of Medical Research

When Is Draft Not a Draft in Home Cooling

Dr E Vernon Hill explains that a draft is a moving air current that cools the body by convection and evaporation. Holland Institute of Thermology promotes using a central fan in heating systems to create air movement for year round comfort, reducing temperature gaps and improving efficiency.

Holland Institute of Thermology of Holland Mich E. Vernon Hill Chicago Holland Institute of Thermology Holland Institute Holland Mich

Sleep comfort tip with vaporaire heating system

The Holland Institute of Thermology in Holland Michigan advises placing the bed in the path of all currents between the incoming and outgoing grilles with the propeller unit active in a vaporaire or supercircular heating system to ensure a comfortable sleep on hot summer nights.

Holland Institute of Thermology of Holland, Mich

Modern air cooling device uses electrically powered air propeller

A Holland Michigan party scene describes turning on a kitchen switch to operate an electrified air propeller in a modern warm air circulating plant. The device drives air currents through rooms delivering a comfort cooling effect equivalent to several degrees cooler. The description reflects early 20th century enthusiasm for automatic climate control.

Holland Institute of Thermology of Holland Mich

Hollywood Stars Flock to Agua Caliente Mexico Resort

Hollywood stars and travelers descend on Agua Caliente near San Diego seeking leisure and slang charm. The resort boasts a 600 room hotel eight waiting, a dog racing plant at 500000 dollars, a 250000 dollar swimming pool, and a 2500000 dollar race track with dining dancing and casino entertainment by native performers.

Hollywood Agua Caliente Mexico San Diego Calif Tia Juana Spain

I Should Marry Again and Seek Advice from a Stranger

A distressed writer laments social humiliation and unwanted interference from acquaintances who mock or pressure her. She grapples with self discipline, impulsiveness, and conflicting views on sin, heredity, and personal strength, while pondering marriage and personal reform. She cites Napoleon and urges caution in choosing a life partner.

Soong Myaelfort Nately

Daredevil 69 Plans Niagara Falls Rubber Ball Ride

Susan D Grove, 69, of Hagers town Maryland and mother of five, intends to travel over Niagara Falls in a rubber ball this year. She says she is not afraid.

Susan D. Grove Hagerstown, Md Niagara Falls

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