Power Companies Make Big Increase
The 1930 summary from the National Electric Light Association cites 650000 new customers, a construction program of about 850 million dollars, and widespread line and generating capacity growth. Domestic electricity use rose 14 percent, household consumption rose from 502 to 550 kWh per year, and farm electrification reached 100000 new farms the year.
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National Electric Light Association
Clapp
Electric Power and
Grace Dethrones Fielding Cagers Date From Colonial Times
Grace Dethrones Fielding Cagers. The text references colonial Pennsylvania settlement, Dutch Germans, and migrations in 1708 1709 with numbers and names, plus a fragment about a baby and a gar tion calendar titled Invocation.
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Grace
Pennsylvania
Rhenish Palatinate
England
America
Great Scotsmen Link in Edinburgh Burns House Visit
Travelers can view the house where Walter Scott met Robert Burns in 1787. Scott, then fifteen, did not foresee his future fame. Burns House stood at 477 Baxter's Close in Edinburgh as a notable Scottish landmark.
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Edinburgh
Walter—Scott
Robert Burns
Scott
Burns
Scotland
Baxter's Close
Electric utility growth and 1931 outlook
The report notes 2,750,000 horsepower of new generating capacity added in 1930, a 7 percent rise, with domestic electricity use up 14 percent due to more home appliances. 1931 construction programs depend on industrial demand, securities investment, and adequate investment returns to attract capital.
Silver Horde Blazing Drama Opens at Novelty Theatre
Epochal Alaska tale shows Rex Bea tamous and Evelyn Brent in a two fisted mantle drama filmed in Alaska. The Salmon industry background spans from runs to canneries in vivid, red blooded fiction. Ensemble includes Louis Wolheim Joel Crea Raymond Hatton Jean Blanche Sweet Gavin Gordon. An Ostrich weight note appears as a costume detail.
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Virgin Territ
Alaska
Radio Pictures
Two Fisted
Novelty
Rex Bea
Evelyn ‘Brent
Louis Wolheim
Joel Crea
Raymond Hatton
Jean Blanche Sweet
Gavin Gordo
Saa
Dust Origins and Humidity Reduce Indoor Dust
The Holland Institute of Thermology explains most household dust enters from cracks doors and windows and on shoes. Moisture in home air during heating prevents dust becoming airborne, aided by automatic humidification in warm air systems to keep furniture from drying and reduce dust.
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Holland Institute of Thermology
Holland
Michigan
Institute
Packing dresses to prevent creases in trunks
When packing dresses in trunks or suitcases place tissue paper in the sleeves and between folds to reduce creasing and keep garments smooth.
Bank Statement for Paris Idaho 1931
I F Foulger cashier presents the balance sheet showing real estate owned and cash on hand totaling 404 162 01 with 473 4874 in assets. The report lists capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits net and other figures with notary attestation dated January 8 1931.
Cleaning Will Keep Furnace Working Right
The Holland Institute of Thermology stresses chimneys are vital to efficient home heating. A dirty or poorly designed chimney hinders air supply and combustion, requiring about 200 cubic feet of air per pound of coal. If the heating plant underperforms, have the chimney and plant cleaned.
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Holland Institute of Thermology of
Holland
Banking Grows More Complicated
In Denver the American Institute of Banking reported a tenfold expansion of its annual convention curriculum since 1918. The institute now offers ten courses including banking fundamentals commercial law and negotiable instruments, with two new subjects bank operation and organization and bank management planned.
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Denver
Colo
American Institute of Banking
The New Pace of Business Change
Business evolution used to move slowly. Now its tempo is the second hand, with rapid changes markedly visible. The shift alarms stakeholders as they struggle to keep up with accelerating transformation.
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Hecht
Heating Plant a Poor Place to Economize
The Holland Institute of Thermology warns home buyers not to skimp on the heating plant. Ill fitting or low quality systems fail in cold weather, causing discomfort and extra costs. Have the heating plant and chimney inspected by a qualified engineer before purchasing a new or existing home.
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Holland Institute of Thermology
Golland
Mich
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