Power on the Farm May Bring Wireless Energy to Farms
A discussion on rural electrification highlights power driven farms and interconnections forming a vast system. Experts including Samuel Insull and Dr. B. S White note growing central stations, larger capacity at Crawford Avenue, and a shift to affordable farm electricity with rural rates designed to attract customers.
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Fuel From Dust Sparks New Cornstarch Fuel Idea
Government experts report that burning finely divided dust in enclosed tubes with an electric spark can release energy from waste materials. W A Neel of the Agriculture Department notes a dust derived fuel could cut factory energy costs and power steam and gas engines using countless sources from wood to grain and aluminum dust.
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Isha Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agileniture
Deaf pupils hear voice for first time at West Hartford
Pupils at the American School for the Deaf in West Hartford Connecticut, during a test of a device combining radio and phonograph with hearing piece and speaking tube, heard the voice of the speaker and their own voices for the first time, marking a landmark in auditory learning.
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American School For the Deaf
West Hartford, Conn
City Lighting: Planning a harmonious street system
An ornamental street lighting system should provide adequate night illumination while blending with architecture. Vary intensity by district, study post design and placement, and ensure posts harmonize with surroundings to enhance city pride and nighttime beauty.
Modern art and brick texture in home design
The Detroit Free Press discusses brick as a living material in architecture. It praises brick’s vitality and texture, noting its use in walls, interiors, and facades. The piece argues cost concerns should not deter homeowners from building a desired home, highlighting brick’s lasting appeal.
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Detroit Free Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Home Ownership's Value Declines Community Wealth
Howar Hines, vice president of the Own Your Home committee, warns that failing to secure even one permanent resident costs more than a house. Loss of a home reduces local sales and long term upkeep, spreading impact as families grow and settle, affecting community purchasing power.
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Howar Hines
Ideals in the Home and the Foundations of Shelter
The home is more than shelter it embodies values of life character culture thrift and happiness It forms the foundation of stability and right living linking personal pride to social ideals Home ownership involves multiple stages for individuals and society as a whole
What Roads Do Roads Explains Community Safety
The Greenville Advocate notes that roads serve to curb crime and foster fellowship, enabling distant neighbors to meet and engage. It likens progress to lighting a dark room, awakening residents to the wider world and their shared responsibilities.
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Greenvilia
Tanlac advertised as a health tonic restores strength
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a powerful natural tonic to restore health and vigor for those run down, claiming rapid energy recovery, weight stabilization, better sleep, and relief from constipation with Tanlac Vegetable Pills, urging readers to visit a drug store and start treatment immediately.
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Tarlac
Tanlac
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