Scientist Discovers Marsh Gas from Cornstalks
Dr. Arthur M. Buswell of the University of Illinois reports a method to extract methane from pulped cornstalks. Heat and purification yield usable gas for heating and lighting, with by products like benzine formaldehyde and synthetic lumber potential. The article also notes government expense trends and Hoover's stance on economy and department restructuring.
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Washington Post
Arthur M. Buswell
University of Illinois
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Buswell
Treasury Department
Hoover
Congress
Congresa
Tests for Motorists Progress-Index Status
Fragments indicate discussion of motorist tests and stiff state rules on permits. No clear events, dates, or names readable.
States May Require Licenses for Auto Operators
The piece argues that drivers should pass a road test in heavy traffic, show evidence of good character, and have a properly equipped car. It notes Massachusetts strictness and Virginia’s city-only licensing, predicting widespread licensing and enforcement would cut accidents and fatalities. It also comments on likely debates in 1930.
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Massachusetts
Virginia
Union
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