Lumberjacks of the North West and the legend of Paul Bunyan
A NYS forestry professor recalls the frontier lumberjack era from the Civil War to the West, praising the hardy, loyal, hard-working pioneer's life. He notes the shift from horse and log drives to donkey engines and cables as forests disappear. The piece blends tributes with folklore about Paul Bunyan and old camp songs.
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RB. Fenska
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Ang
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Paul Bunyan
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Lignite Fuel Advances With Partial Gasification
Lignite powder now uses drying and partial gasification to recover by products and produce semicoke ground into a powdered fuel for injection into combustion chambers. Experiments with the new fuel for a rotary cement kiln show satisfactory results.
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