Gold Tensions Between McKenzie and Hammond Deepen
In the rugged Loon Creek mining camp, Jack Hammond and McKenzie Joe wage a tense struggle over claims and gold. Kay Joyce and Jeanne Towers surface amid mounting distrust as Hammond seeks a desperate fund to keep operations alive while Joe challenges the legitimacy of Kay’s nuggets.
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Even Temperature Keeps Plant Open Doors in Cold
In a large automobile plant, workers keep a door near the pig iron area open despite zero temperatures. A curtain of hot air from a huge rotary fan and steam coils blows downward through a full-width vent, mixing with cold air to maintain an even 72 degrees for nearby assembly lines.
Jiders and Clouds and Cheese in a Fractured Note
A quirky, fragmentary piece notes that Jiders are not insects and lack antennae. It mentions four pairs of lees sects three and a scientist’s estimate that all earth’s clouds would weigh 623,800,000 pounds. It also defines cheese as milk coagulated by rennet and observes Japan’s store limits on cotton or leather goods for customs.
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Radio in the Observation Car Praises and Protests
Lucius Beebe in the New York Herald Tribune warns that the radio in observation cars is a nuisance. He predicts a passenger backlash against the "nastiest menace" of modern travel, while rail executives tout it as a fare boost amid a nationwide growth in regional gin areas.
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