Cole's Hot Blast Range Claims and Benefits
Chicago readers are told by the Cole Manufacturing Co president that Cole's Hot Blast Range saves coal by burning waste gases and uses Coloized Steel for long life. The letter cites even heating, soot reduction, lower maintenance, an ash pan twice as large, an oven thermometer, and a versatile fire box adjustable for wood or coal without extra parts.
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Cole
Cole Manufacturing Co
E. C. Cole
Pres. Cole Mfg. Co
Bits of Science in a Cold World Tales
Yakutsk is described as the coldest city in the world while Swansea ships more anthracite than any port. Electrically powered train cars are tested in Germany. Boston recorded the first fire alarm by electricity in 1852. Holland’s oleomargarine industry is noted. Uruguay allocates funds for coal investigations. A giant Australian gold nugget weighs 2195 ounces and is valued at 48500 dollars. Isaquena County Mississippi reportedly has the highest black population share at 6 percent.
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Swansea
Wales
Pattern Request Notice From The Pattern Department
A brief request directs readers to send 10 cents to the Pattern Department for pattern procurement. Readers must supply name address plant or planity and indicate size and number of patterns desired. NAM
Boy’s Sunday-school tale spurs slang concern
A child recounts the Joseph story with brutal details insisting on truthful terms. His sister gasps as he notes the teacher warned against slang yet claims the word was used. The exchange highlights parental concern over language in early moral lessons.
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Donald
Joseph
Foot Races For The Blind Feature In English Institute
An illustrated Popular Mechanics piece describes a track designed for blind runners in an English institution. Long cables with rings and handles guide runners, while a fringe tape signals finish. Competitors gauge position by sound, allowing fair play despite visual impairment.
The Horse and the Camel in Desert Travel
An excerpt discusses the camel as the desert’s ship, noting its resilience and features. It contrasts the horse’s desert life with the camel’s endurance, praising the camel for nourishment in its humps, water in its stomach, protective eyelids, sandstorm defense, and cushioned feet.
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Allah
Desert
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