Atom energy and electricity explained in old study notes
A scholarly digression discusses atomic structure, electricity as electron flow, and the development of the dynamo. It covers how zinc copper cells generate current, insulators, and the distinction between magnetism and electric current, with historical optimism about transmutation and energy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brage
Oliver Lodge
Sotey
Cf Barks
Elect Bieiny
Hier
Hue
Seddy
Earth
Cathedral Carvings Symbolize Flora Fauna In Gothic Decor
Readers are guided through a meditation on cathedral sculpture and its symbolic use of plants and animals. The piece lists trees, shrubs, flowers, birds, and insects, linking them to Gothic tradition, Christian motifs, and moral lessons. It highlights ivy, rose, laurel, quail, sparrow, cardinal, and many other species as integral to the stone benedict and spiritual meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecclesias
Vaule
Intey
Rory
Aeran Parpesr
Cathedral Wood
Stevenson
America
Ator
Jenny Wren
Garden of Eden
Dr. Fisher
Fisher
Fashion's effect on posture and health in women
Examination of 3,000 young women at the New York Health Center links the fashionable hips-forward posture with a protruding abdomen, back deformities, and widespread aches. Dr Hostelle Bertine notes arches of the feet suffer in many cases and warns that imitating fashion models contributes to bodily distortion and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Health Center
Hostelle Bertine
fragmentary cosmic essay on stars and fate
A reader's garbled draft discusses distant stars and nebulae, noting Betelgeuse and Orion's Scorpion, then compares biogas density to air, mentioning the Vitoria telescope and cosmic events. It muses that cosmic changes occur over hundreds of millions of years and have little bearing on human lifespans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebudty
Hee Topet
Wilson
Vatoria
Sta
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le Bon
Wwe
Gustat
National Cathedral
Oye
Red-Shouldered Hawk
Popular Science Monthly
Manchester
Uganda
Wren
Ted Beer
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