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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
4
Baltimore reports plans by the naval hydrographic office to use echo sounding gear in the iceberg season starting May. The system will detect ice, emitting a signal and listening for a return from solid mass, reducing iceberg collisions in foggy northern lanes.
Washington December 13 Dr Edward Francis of the United States Public Health Service is credited with identifying tularemia or rabbit fever the sole disease fully analyzed in the United States He traced its spread to uncooked rabbits and various animal vectors and noted its wide reach and often long lasting effects.
In fog and eddy conditions near the meeting point of the Labrador and Gulf streams, ships lurk for unsuspecting steamers. After the Titanic tragedy, nations assigned the US Coast Guard to monitor ice hazards. Echo-sounding gear may be added to cutters to detect icebergs, improving safety for regional shipping.
H C Goodwin transfers lot 7 block 3 Fox Forsyths add La Porte City to William A Wilg non. William A Wilson to Henry W Frank et al lot 7 block 3 Fox Forsyths add La Porte City. 5600 R N Gowin transfers Tob 3 block 14 Linden Place to Peter Erpelding. BO.
A historic outline lauds riveting guns as essential to skyscrapers bridges ships and urban growth. It notes riveted steel’s role in New York Chicago and Japan quake resilience and recalls early riveting with hand hammers and the 1875 adoption of the riveting gun.
Paris reports piano teachers from several nations organize to oppose a tax on instruments. They argue the piano is a tool of trade for musicians and deserves exemption like other workers’ tools. The slogan itide ro piano became a popular chorus as the movement grows.
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