Water Pressure and Air Density at Depth
A fragment cites Lawrence Hodges in Chicago Record Herald discussing how air compresses under increasing depth, noting air becomes denser than water when depth reaches a limit, altering buoyancy and weight without rise. It suggests how air volume changes affect weight in confined spaces like a rubber bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hodges
Chicago Record Herald
Burhtein
Fort
Bernnee
Steett
Alr &T
Insects and Pressures Beneath the Sea and Bolivia Ant Plague
An article discusses extreme water pressures limiting diving depth, air and water compressibility, and the impracticality of deepsea operations. It notes Bolivia Brazil insect plagues with relentless ants and stinging bites disrupting survey work, plus a reflection on stone sinking in water.
Not In His Line Says Reporter Faces Forgery Claim
A London Globe interview quotes a self made man denying accusations of forging his way to prominence. The reporter claims to be told of alleged forging, but the man asserts he is no forger and denies the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldly
London Globe
Misguided Tip Confession: Investor Relies on Broker
A Washington Star quote shows Mr. Lambkin admitting he did not lose his money personally but followed another man's tip and let a broker handle the trade. The remark highlights reliance on tips and intermediaries in stock market dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lambkin
Washington Star
The Fireside Diplomat dialogue fragment
A Philadelphia Press snippet presents Mrs Marryat expressing concern about small issues with her son while Mr Marryat humorously interrupts. The brief exchange highlights domestic tension and light banter in a lingering conversation tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Marryat
Philadelphia Press
Flora of the Balkans and a wartime mock sketch
A quirky piece on Balkan flora calling the region florally grand with Bulgaria praised for miles of roses. It also presents two humorous losses including a family portrait and a golf club lost at a Waterloo outing.
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Balkans
Europe
Bulgaria
Waterloo
The Real Test Is She An Obliging Musician
A brief exchange questions if she will sing on command and stop when asked. The speaker notes she will always sing when asked but wonders if she will cease when the audience has had enough.
Child Management Principles Oppose Punishment
A prudent mother prefers persuasive guidance over harsh discipline. The author argues that a sensible child fears a judicious mother’s frown more than any corporal punishment or stern school oversight.
Salt in Water Keeps Egg Whites from Boiling Over
A tip from old cooking notes suggests adding a teaspoonful of salt to the boiling water. This prevents the white from rising through the shell and spoiling the appearance and taste of the eggs.
Sale on Ladies and Men's Wear with Ten Percent Discounts
An old newspaper sale ad lists fleece lined underw ear items in white and natural colors, ladies sweaters, wool combinations, children's sleepers, and men's coats with ten percent off usual prices. Hides and furs are also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almours
Sales Promotion For Blankets And Suits
White and natural flannelette blankets in large sizes with colour borders priced 1.25 to 2.00 have a ten percent weekly discount. Men’s tweed and worsted suits reduced with new styles and good patterns. Prices from 5.75 to 18.50 with five percent off boys' suits. A 15 percent discount is offered on some items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolivia
Brazil
Herbert A. Eawards
Geographical Journal
Tly Place
London
Minshull
Silverton
Frank Werner
Russell
Lawrence & Meeres
Astbury’s
S. Flanelette
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