Representative in Congress Charles S. Batt
A report by Frank Wood Unger from the Supreme Court desk in Frankfort covers Charles S. Batt of Terre Haute seeking nomination or election to the United States House of Representatives. The piece notes Batt's campaign activities and political context.
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Supreme Court
Wood Unger Frankfort
Congress
Charles S. Batt
Terre Haute
Stable Ventilation Two Systems King and Rutherford
A historical piece compares two barn ventilation approaches the Rutherford and the King system. It explains air enters near floor level and rises, with diagrams describing inlets and outlets on both sides, recommended cross sections, and installation considerations within wall spaces for effective foul air removal.
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Rutherford
King
Pigs in Demand in Efficient Pork Production
Farmers seek pigs weighing 200 to 325 pounds as the best value for cost efficiency. They aim to convert most plant food to pork with minimal grain, using a short period of heavy corn feeding to finish at the lowest possible price.
Giants We Fight Within Our Daily Lives
In a child friendly tale Uncle John explains that real giants exist in everyday flaws. Teddie, Alice, Bob and Nellie name temper, selfishness, cruelty, dishonesty and idleness as internal foes. Each child admits a personal fault while Ted reveals his own recent missteps and the need to overcome them.
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Teddie
Jack
Bob
Ted
Uncle John
Alice
John
Nellie
Mamma
Papa
Uncle
Beekeeping Tip On Cutting Foundation For Comb Development
The guide notes small pieces of foundation should be cut triangular to fit. It urges imitation of bees by letting combs meet in the middle and applying foundation similarly when full sheets are not used.
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Charles D. Emery
Hornell
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Mr. Emery
Captain Schwab’s Rise From Grocery Boy to Steel King
The narrative follows Charles M Schwab from a Fraddock grocery job earning $30 a month to his ascent in Carnegie Steel. He becomes superintendent at Edgar Thomson Works and later heads Carnegie’s engineering department, influencing the Homestead works design and continuous flow production. Anecdotes praise his energy, learning, and impact on industry.
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Charles M. Schwab
Speigelmire
William R. Jones
Andrew Carnegie
America
Carnegie
Mr. Schwab
Mr. Carnegie
Bill
Andy
Charley
Homestead Steel Works
Henry Ford
Detroit
Leslie
The Colors in Water From Rivers Seas and Waterways
The article notes water hues vary by surroundings with examples from the Mediterranean green blue the Ottawa pale green and St Lawrence patches of color forming where rivers meet It cites Emerald Pool in the White Mountains Blue Grotto near Capri and Yellowstone geysers as colored by minerals and even suggests dyeing water with bloodroot plant for a natural dye.
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South America
St. Lawrence
Canada
Ottawa
White Mountains
Capri
Italy
Yellowstone Park
Nature and Science
In &T
Nicholas
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