Klamath Falls Taps Underground Heat For Warmth Use
Klamath Falls Oregon uses hot ground water beneath its streets to heat about 400 homes, a hospital complex, a high school, a newspaper office and boiler-less laundries. The heat comes from a subterranean stream heated by a long fault line near Crater Lake. The town experiments with radiant and anti freeze piping to sustain warm winter comfort.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Oregon
Veterans Hospital
The
Cascades
State Highway Department
San Francisco
Mt. Mazama
Crater Lake
FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Firm For Confidence And Comfort
An ad promotes FASTEETH an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures to prevent slipping during talking eating laughing or sneezing. It claims dentures stay more securely in place without gum taste or paste feel and encourages purchase at any drug store.
U S Writers Must Get Busy Soon To Equal Great Work
W G Rogers argues American writers after World War I faced pressure to match the earlier era’s achievement. He notes figures like Lewis and Anderson, cites postwar titles and journals such as Dial Transition and outlines shifts in themes toward social issues and the American way of life across a crowded field.
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U.S
New York
Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
Sherood Anderson
Winesburg
Ohio
Zane Grey
Harold Bell Wright
Joseph C. Lincoln
Lewis
Anderson
Dial
Joyce
Stein
Wells
Proust
Eliot
Cummings
Willem van Loon
Ben Hecht
Erik Dorn
John Dos Passos
Law Shaw
Carlo Levi
Ebol
New Directions
Robert Penn Warren
Malcolm Lowry
Keiko Feikema
Thornton Wilder
Gladys Schmitt
Eudora Welty
Anne Parrish
William Saroyan
Howard Fast
John Steinbeck
Jessam Lyon West
Robert Lowry
Pegey Bennett
Ferdinand Reyher
Josephine Lawrence
Lilian Smith
Betty Smith
John Horne Burns
Wendell Wilcox
Robert Molloy
Elmer Grossberg
Kingsblood Royal
Hersey
Adano
Burns
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W. G. Rogers
C. E. Dwyer
Chiropodist
Room
Castell
Alex
Doellmann’s
Central Ave
Jer
Middletown
Jersey
Oka
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