Rural electrification drive shapes nationwide power plan
Articles by John Dickinson discuss the push of electric light and power companies to extend rural service, establishment of rural service departments, and projected growth of central power systems. Emphasis on cost reduction, wireless transmission prospects, and the need for a coordinated rate structure to bring affordable electricity to farms and homes, with leaders from Power Point Engineering and various state committees quoted.
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Electric Light
Pawer
Cleetiie
John Dickinson Sherman
Bower
Nikola Testa
May
Hama Industries
Guy J. Tripp
Westhoghouse Company
Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania
Asa
Spiel Bsal
Commins Wealth Digo Company
Mture
B.A. White
Natonal Committee
Fin Power Point Engineering
Ileapgay
Savontenn
New Himpshire
California
Alabani
Minnesota
Iit
Tve Electric
Tar
Elias
Fuel From Dust Sparks New Fuel From Waste
A Popular Science Monthly report cites government tests showing dust based fuel can reduce fire hazards and provide cheap energy for motors. Engineer W A Noel explains dusts from metal, southern chemists, grain, and other materials could yield viable fuels, with aliantnim dust among the strongest.
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Popular Science Monthly
W. A. Noel
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Deaf Madato Hearing Device Debuts at School Exhibit
A device described as a fusion of aradia and phonograph with headpiece ears and speaking tuba attachments is shown at the American School for the Deaf in Hartford. Colin, who had never heard a human voice, experiences the voices of the speaker and his own voice for the first time.
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Hartford
Colin
Spoukker
Volves Ag Yall
Unclear dialogue on engagement and teasing
Fragmentary exchange shows a man praising a woman as the whole cheese while teasing about romance with a farmer's daughter. The dialogue hints at affection and social dynamics without clear context or full names.
Spoke From the Inside Tree Talk Turns Hard Truths
A quirky dialogue shows a tree surgeon warning a homeowner of decay while mischief and fatigue color the exchange. The owner questions why navigators of tree work did not speak up, and a witty back and forth follows about responsibility and comfort.
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