Enormous Waste of Coal as Fuel Economy Issue
The article discusses U.S. coal production from 1880 to 1910 and argues vast coal waste. It notes growth to about 400 million tons by 1910 with an estimated 250 million tons wasted annually. It contrasts coal use with petroleum, highlighting California leading oil production. It cites rising overall energy demand and efficiency concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Western Sea
Great Southwest
California
America
Opposition to paving South Second Street with brick in dispute
City council debates whether Ohio Electric Railway Co should repave South Second with brick at its own cost or grant permission for asphalt by the company. Property owners oppose brick paving. council struggles between direct talks with the company and maintaining local control. Officials demand a clear proposal and delay street work, while the street has been torn up since Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Second Street
Couneil
Torcome Direct
Permissinn
Vuuneil
Weisiner
Uriik
Wilh
Wittom
Parantil
Connelluian
Miami
Akip
Taustuuelag
Oil Waste Compared to Early American Petroleum Use
The text contrasts 183 million barrels in 1910 with current California consumption around 270000 barrels per day. It argues the cited waste figure is exaggerated and that overall oil industry waste is comparatively minor from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Farewell Reception for Rey and Meg Kerst at First Reformed Church
The First Reformed Church held a farewell reception for Rey and Meg Kerst in the church parlors. Mrs. MacDonald presented a silver pitcher on behalf of the Ladies Aid Society, and BoLeck Inley gave Mr Kerst an elegant leather chair from the consistory. The couple spoke of their time here as Rev. A Kerst recalled his pastoral pleasures. Refreshments followed as guests extended best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed “Church
Plavne
Rey
Mrs. MacDonald
Jadias
Mre. Kerst
Bod
World Heartbeat Recorder At Harvard Medical School
Dr Percy B Brown of Harvard Medical School describes an instrument installed in the Harvard cenical school that records a patient heartbeats from around the world. With proper attachments the heart rate can be registered remotely as the patient places hands in warm salt water and the current travels via wires to the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maes
Percy B. Brown
Harvard Medical Schoal
Harvard Sen Ical
Brown
Deininger Fatally Injured in Pottery Plant Accident
A. Deininger 29 son of Mos Deininger of 5 Central Ave was fatally injured Wednesday night in a pottery plant accident when a face fell and fractured his skull. He died at Mercy Hospital with survivors including a nephew and several brothers. The article also describes a wedding with cake renting as a cost saving note.
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Il A. Deininger
Mos Caroling Deininger
Central Avenue
Vhy
McCormick
Poty
T&d
Aid Stata
Mead
Wvenine
Mercy Knapital
National sales slips protect all transactions from mistakes
National sales slip printers provide the only system that stops errors and losses and offers positive protection on every sale.
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Jack Frost
Oxfords
Strauss
Hanan
Holbrock’s
Yo Auyous
JO Vous Holbrock
Mintel
Sale
Wight
Jace
Shysi
Meir
Winner Supply
Norfolk
New York
doHar
Mrs. Kerst
Harvard University
C. CG
Deininger
Soe
Don
Tan H
Otte Bert i Pesckaer
Carin It
Stee
Cayo
Offce
Ausi
National Cash Register
Office Register
National Cash Register Company
Dayton, Ohio
Hamilton
Rentschler
Tomsart
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