Why We Do What We Do by M A Thomson Ph
The fragment discusses motives for giving to relieve personal suffering and social sympathy. It contrasts altruistic and self serving reasons, noting empathy and moral satisfaction as driving forces. The text suggests fear of conscience and reward as secondary or less pure incentives in charitable acts.
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Ancestral echoes haunt urban paths in New Jersey landscape
Fragmentary text depicts a reflective view of past eras and animal fear within early American towns. It hints at architectural and cultural shifts across New Jersey and the United States, mentioning weather and shared timing amid opinions on heritage.
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Victorian Christmas Cookery and Fragrant Fruit Dishes
A fragmented yet vivid list of holiday recipes and savors. It details plum pudding fruit jelly custards and apricot juleps alongside goose stuffing potato dressings and fruit salads. The text names several ingredients and actions, preserving the period culinary tone while listing precise components and steps.
Fragmented OCR hints at a city reservation dispute
An unclear text fragment from Loniten Man references a purely personal character and reserved status in a city matter. It mentions customary customs, an obligation to provide assistance, and a compulsory value. details are ambiguous due to garbled OCR.
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Giant parachute plane concept tested for air safety
Historic report describes a large parachute system tested by Captain Turner and J. Mussell for aviation safety. The design uses multiple vent valves to deploy a massive parachute attached to aircraft, aiming to evacuate passengers during emergencies. Estimates place a thirty passenger version at about 3500 dollars, with potential for cost savings versus individual chutes.
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Lengthy Dirigibles Rise Above Ordinary Craft
A fragment discusses the extreme length of dirigibles, noting their vast span from stem to stern. It contrasts new airship designs with older Zeppelins, suggesting current models exceed earlier feats, while observations touch on internals like fuel containment and hull components amid references to Akron and Oslo.
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Warnings of Ice by a Device Cuts Flight Risks
In Los Angeles and beyond pilots now use a wing ice warning device that signals when ice forms on the leading edge. The indicator, sounding at about 32 degrees, guides pilots to adjust altitude to warmer or cooler air. Everett Drinkwater says all planes for the western transport company are equipped with the instrument, improving safety as crews battle wing ice.
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German Firm's Rigid Blind Flying Course
The Deutsche Lufthansa operates a blind flying program at its Berlin Staaken base to train pilots to navigate by instruments alone in fog or night. Three trainer aircraft types use dual pilots with one viewing but frosted glass hides the view. instructors issue commands for course corrections and maneuvers.
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Air Industry Employs Nearly 25,000 Workers
A Department of Labor survey shows about 25,000 people employed in the air industry in the United States. Beyond manufacturing, aviation provides jobs in maintenance, repair, and related services, with concentrations in California and New York.
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How A College Athlete Keeps Himself Well
An article extols Nujol as a harmless lubrication for the body aiding elimination and vitality. Dramatizes a college athlete Deming praising Nujol’s supposed health benefits and urges readers to try it, noting it contains no drugs and is tasteless.
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