The Technical World Magazine, Volume 14Technical World Company, 1910 |
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... crop of new ideas and puts most of them into practical service , it is no wonder that smug and conservative self - com- placency is shocked into a fit . Kansas people , while properly proud of themselves and their achieve- ments , have ...
... crop of new ideas and puts most of them into practical service , it is no wonder that smug and conservative self - com- placency is shocked into a fit . Kansas people , while properly proud of themselves and their achieve- ments , have ...
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... crop . vastly greater in value than the wheat ; a state with the lowest death rate and the highest standard of intelligence ; a state where people are more interested in changing their minds than in chang- ing their clothes ! Above the ...
... crop . vastly greater in value than the wheat ; a state with the lowest death rate and the highest standard of intelligence ; a state where people are more interested in changing their minds than in chang- ing their clothes ! Above the ...
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... crop of degener- ates whose fathers and mothers were so overworked and underpaid as to raise children fit only to fill work- houses , hospitals , and jails . Thus it has come about that New- castle has become a great industrial center ...
... crop of degener- ates whose fathers and mothers were so overworked and underpaid as to raise children fit only to fill work- houses , hospitals , and jails . Thus it has come about that New- castle has become a great industrial center ...
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... crop to be grown must have . The result is that more money must be spent in fertilizing the field , else by a plentiful use of manure the land must in some way be brought back to its former condition of fertility . It has been ...
... crop to be grown must have . The result is that more money must be spent in fertilizing the field , else by a plentiful use of manure the land must in some way be brought back to its former condition of fertility . It has been ...
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... crops over such spots did not wither with drought and in time of rain the surface soil with its valuable plant food was not washed about . The experimenter says : and the resulting increase amount- ing to thirty - three per cent . of the ...
... crops over such spots did not wither with drought and in time of rain the surface soil with its valuable plant food was not washed about . The experimenter says : and the resulting increase amount- ing to thirty - three per cent . of the ...
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