Leaf By Leaf

A Tree in Autumn is a lovely sight. One tree alone can concentrate the beauty of a whole woodland, leaf by leaf and branch by branch, as one flower can give the essence of a whole garden

Small retailer and the Robinson-Patman act

Thesis (M.B.A.)--Boston Universit

The status of the public school orchestras and bands in the counties of Nassau and Suffolk, Long Island, New York

Thesis (Ed.M.)--Boston UniversityThe problem of this study is to determine the status of the public school orchestras and bands in the counties of Nassau and Suffolk, Long Island, New York. This entails learning precisely the place of instrumental music in the curricula of the schools and to discover what is the relative importance given to the various phases of the program and to study the resulting balance

Efficiency tests of an air compressing plant

Citation: Turnbull, William and Terrell, Wendell Phillips. Efficiency tests of an air compressing plant. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1904.Morse Department of Special CollectionsIntroduction: The air compressor plant tested is a part of the equipment of the Mechanical Engineering Laboratory at the Kansas State Agricultural College. It consists of a vertical steam engine, an air compressor, an air receiver, and a Westinghouse steam engine used as an air motor. The arrangement of the plant is shown in the accompanying scheme. The vertical steam engine is supposed to develop about ten horse power when running at two hundred fifty recolutions per minute. The diameter of its piston is six inches, and its stroke is eight inches. The diameter of the piston rod is one and one-eighth inches. The engine receives steam from a two and one-half inch pipe, which is connected to the steam main. The steam before reaching the engine passes through a steam separator. The condition of the steam was about .995. The engine exhausted into the air. The air compressor is of the Ingersoll –Sergeant make. The diameter of its piston is eight inches, and its stroke is eight inches. The diameter of its piston rod is one and three-eighths inches. The compressor is driven by the steam engine with a two ply leather belt. The Westinghouse steam engine which was used as an air motor consists of two vertical, single acting cylinders. The diameter of the pistons are five inches, and their stroke six inches. The cranks are one hundred and eighty degrees apart

Letter from Wendell Phillips, to Anne Whitney, 1877 January 11

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Letter from Wendell Phillips, to Anne Whitney, 1881

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Letter from Wendell Phillips, to Anne Whitney, 1874 June 30

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