Word: harvester
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...National Students Association is planning the following work camp tours: Finland, Norway, Denmark; England, Finland, Sweden, Denmark; England, Yougoslavia; Denmark; Poland, Finland. Also, the following work camps are planned: British Harvest Camps, Germany, Finnish Lumber Camp, France, Switzerland, and Eastern Europe. The costs of the workcamp tours range from $454 to $505, the workcamps from...
...Winter Harvest. The first months were even busier than Dr. Reeves had expected. Before a year had passed, he called in Dr. McShane, just graduated from his own old school, and made him a partner...
...Harvest. Practical technology did not need the new physics. Classical physics, along with chemistry and biology, gave technicians all the tools they could handle...
...early part of the 20th Century was not an age of great invention. It was rather a period of harvest. Most of the modern objects which are used so lavishly today had beginnings before 1900. Internal combustion engines, which made automobiles and airplanes inevitable, were running in the 1880's. Radio waves were discovered by Hertz in 1887, and the first paid radiogram was sent from the Isle of Wight in 1898. The first public telephone exchange was opened in New Haven, Conn, in 1878. The "germ theory" of disease dates from the 1860s. It is hard to find...