Word: irone
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...then what do I do during the cold winter months-when the gaunt Timber Wolves howl? I read TIME magazine that my good friend De Witt F. Reiss of The Vollrath Co. sent me. Cordially yours for a good Newsmagazine. CHAUNCEY A. BOTTUM ("The Bear Hunter") The Wildernest Lodge Iron River...
...Professor of Economics. This edition of Professor Taussig's famous book is enlarged by the addition of nearly 100 pages, containing an account of the progress of certain industries for the period since 1910, when the first edition was published. In successive chapters there are accounts of the sugar, iron, steel, silk, cotton, and wool industries as well as the history of each industry and the influence exerted upon it of recent tariff legislation. In a chapter of special interest the rayon industry is discussed. As far as is known, this is the first non-scientific treatment of this industry...
...their old, softened colors had something of the ingenuous attractiveness of the early work of the French Customs Agent Henri Rousseau. There were few such pictures for sale at the Folk Art Gallery. Instead there was a wide variety of cigar store Indians, wooden decoy ducks,* hobby horses, cast iron hitching posts, cast iron stove plates, weather vanes and examples of tatting and painting on velvetEN...
This year is both the British Association's 100th birthday and the 100th anniversary of Michael Faraday's discovery of electromagnetism. Faraday (1791-1867)* found that a magnet induced an electric current in a wire, that an electric current in a. wire magnetized a piece of iron. From the complementary relation ship of magnetism and electricity came the dynamo, a multitude of other de vices, and a new tempo to civilization...
...retaining the 18th Amendment and the consequent legislation in their present form." ¶ Wearily, deputies and bishops continued to wrangle over Divorce. Many delegates departed before the question was settled by the passage of Divorce canons, differing on minor points, by both Houses. A joint commission was to iron out differences, but the new canon was certain to give divorced persons a chance-"1,000 chances," one bishop called it-to be remarried in the Church. They could appeal to an ecclesiastical court which might annul their previous marriages under certain "impediments"-impotence, insanity, et at. By admitting testimony which...