Resins In Coal Affects Heat Value Across Peat to Coal
The article explains how resinous substances in peat and wood boost heat output in coal and fuel, noting resin presence in various coal ranks. It cites David White on resin lines in coals, the historical use of resin-rich cargo in river steamboats, and the geological persistence of resin materials from Paleozoic to later coal measures.
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David White
White
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
United States
Gace Fogical Survey
King Peak and Lofty Utah Mountains Described by USGS
The United States Geological Survey lists Utahs high mountains above 13,000 feet including Kings Peak at 15,498 feet and Wilson Peak at 15,095 feet. It notes other peaks such as Gilcrest and Lovenia, and cites vast volumes of saline matter and crustal estimates for Earth.
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Citatas
United States Geological Survey
Kings Peak
Te Lovenia
Tokewaning Peak
Wilson Peak
Pecania
United States
Alaska
Globe
Heredity and Insanity Claim Half of Cases
The discussion states heredity accounts for about fifty percent of insanity cases. It argues shocks and modern life do not create insanity, rather they reveal latent insanity in those with hereditary predisposition. A normal person cannot be driven insane by modern life conditions.
Walstcoat a Monarchs Fad History Note on Charles Is Dress Change
Historians cite Charles I of England choosing a lasting fashion shift in October 1666. A diary entry describes him beginning to wear a vest and notes lords and regents observed in a long black coat with white silk accents under it.
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Walstcoat
Charles I
England
House of Lords
Notable Authors Visit Store With Historic Works
The famous writers Fenimore Conger Clark Russell and Frank Bullen gathered at the long revered shop famed for its sea and adventure volumes. Each author showcased works from their catalogs including titles tied to nautical and dramatic themes, highlighting the store as a hub for readers of classic literature.
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Porhabe Tle
Tore
Ife Aa
Fenimore Conger
Clark Russell
Frank Bullen
Mey
German airship planned to explore New Guinea interior
A German traveler Lieutenant Qraets plans an airship to chart New Guinea interior. The craft would fly over high range and jungles, easing passage for explorers who face great toll traveling by land.
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New Guinea
Nelda
Qraets
Hyer
Timber Carried Six Miles by Tornado in Wales
A tornado recently lifted timber and debris and moved it about six miles. A farmer discovered the timber atop a fountain in Hreckrickshire after the strong storm swept through the country, leaving wreckage scattered.
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Wale
Hreckrickshire
Foreman's Gentle Hint
A foreman warns a digger seen as mere actor like a chorus man to keep digging. He jokes that if the shovel breaks he will pay, while a gang of Inborera works on a mysterious ditch across the street. The item hints at a hidden purpose or place for a gun pipe or similar device.
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Sartey Ban Jem
Ray B. Warren
Shoshone, Idaho
J. A. Youngkin Implement Co. Agents
Richfield, Idaho
Madagascar
Inerness
Victor Ladies Tailoring Co
Chicago
H. L. Bandy
Panama Canal
Bell Telephone System
Mountain States
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. Fire Corporation Different
C. J. Brennan Furniture
Brown Bros
Idaho
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