Tobacco's Web of Interests Reaches Many Industries
The article argues prohibition would harm numerous industries tied to tobacco including match, candy, coal, lumber, and printing. It cites estimated tobacco sales at about 1.06 billion dollars, with related uses of licorice, sugar, coal, wooden boxes, and packaging materials, plus impact on farms, real estate, insurance, railroads, and government revenues. It notes 95 percent of 7,547 editors oppose abolition, reflecting broad public sentiment against banning tobacco.
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Aluve
Auto jack that works quickly for simple construction
A DIY auto jack guide argues a homemade jack can pay for itself in months. It describes a simple design using iron bar, a wood block, and hinge bends to lift the vehicle for tire care, noting extended tire life by lifting when not in use.
Fix Glasses On Headlights In Place For Diffusion
A fragment discusses headlights with light diffusion devices needing correct positioning to preserve diffusion. It notes some devices anchor firmly while others slip, requiring car owners to verify proper placement and use screws with lock washers to secure each device. Additional text shifts to unrelated quotes about rude behavior and scents from greasewood in the southern United States, with no clear link to a main event.
Experiments on Glass Making From Paga Rice Husk
Experiments have been carried out to burn rice husks to increase silica content for glass manufacture. The process aims to produce glass using the husks’ silica, with results showing about 18 percent white ash and small quantities of other compounds. The material appears suitable for producing green or yellow glass colors. Various procedures are tested to carry out the verification.
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