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The Preparation and Effectiveness of Basic Copper Sulfate as a Fungicide: Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 254
E. B. Holland; G. M. Gilligan; Carl O. Dunbar
Literary Licensing, LLC
2013
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Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather
Carl E Feather
Feather Cottage Media
2024
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For over four decades, Carl E. Feather periodically wandered The Mountain State's byways to document the stories and lifestyles of its fascinating residents.More than 100 of the resulting photo essays and narratives have appeared in GOLDENSEAL magazine, West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History. In this first volume of a series, Carl presents fourteen stories from these myriad excursions into the heart of Central Appalachia. Join him as he walks the streets of Wheeling with a nighttime vigilante known as Moon Dog, discovers the execution tasks required of Moundsville prison guards, spends a day with the father of a Coalwood Rocket Boy, visits with old-timers who recall life in Bloody Mingo, pauses at a memorial chapel to a little boy, shells corn with the owner of an old mill, attends the Country Store Opry, meets a Minnie Pearl impersonator, and much more From the panhandles to the coalfields, Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia is an engaging journey for all who love The Mountain State and its endearing people, culture, and history.
More Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather
Carl E Feather
Feather Cottage Media
2024
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Volume II in the Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather series focuses on West Virginians who overcame incredible difficulties and hardships, including those born during the Great Depression, and established popular attractions and traditions. These include O'Hurley's General Store in Sheperdstown, Yokum's Vacationland at Seneca Rocks, Harper's Store, Paradox Book Store, and Singing in the Hills. Along the Way visits include the Eye of Shepherdstown, Nelson Rocks, and Chenoweth covered bridges. Meet the Iron Man of Harrison County whose 18-foot-tall Charlie the Miner is a memorial to coal miners made of water heaters, centenarian Silas Kirk, and a doctor so beloved by his community, they raised a huge obelisk to honor him. And discover the story behind one of the state's strangest discoveries, the largest alluvial diamond ever found in the U.S.
Even More Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia with Carl E. Feather
Carl E Feather
Feather Cottage
2024
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For over four decades, Carl E. Feather periodically wandered The Mountain State's byways to document the stories and passions of its fascinating residents. More than 100 of the resulting photo essays and narratives have appeared in GOLDENSEAL magazine, West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History.In this third volume of a series, Carl travels the back roads of the state to discover nostalgia-evoking places and people. His finds include unusual lawn art, the stories behind an old red barn, the nostalgia of drive-in movie theaters, poignant memories of "Traveler's Repose," quirky roadside vendors, the passion of a musician/song catcher, old-fashioned barber shops, an old-time fiddle player, general store, privies, and much more Whether you are nostalgia seeker, native of West Virginia, or just enjoy reading Americana, the entire Wandering Back-Roads West Virginia is a great read
Carl E. Misch
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2026
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Taxidermy and Sculpture: the Work of Carl E. Akeley in Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago [Field Museum of Natural Hist
Hassell Street Press
2021
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Taxidermy and Sculpture: the Work of Carl E. Akeley in Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago [Field Museum of Natural Hist
Hassell Street Press
2023
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This book showcases the stunning taxidermy and sculpture work of Carl E. Akeley at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. A must-read for those interested in art, natural history, and museum studies.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
Plea Of Frank Comerford In Defense Of Carl E. Person's Life
Frank D Comerford
Hutson Street Press
2025
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Plea Of Frank Comerford In Defense Of Carl E. Person's Life
Frank D Comerford
Hutson Street Press
2025
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Innovative Agricultural Technologies and the Private Sector for a Hunger-Free World: Festschrift Volume in Honor of Carl E Pray
World Scientific Publishing Company
2026
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Carl Wieman's contributions have had a major impact on defining the field of atomic physics as it exists today. His ground-breaking research has included precision laser spectroscopy; using lasers and atoms to provide important table-top tests of theories of elementary particle physics; the development of techniques to cool and trap atoms using laser light, particularly in inventing much simpler, less expensive ways to do this; the understanding of how atoms interact with one another and light at ultracold temperatures; and the creation of the first Bose-Einstein condensation in a dilute gas, and the study of the properties of this condensate. In recent years, he has also turned his attention to physics education and new methods and research in that area. This indispensable volume presents his collected papers, with annotations from the author, tracing his fascinating research path and providing valuable insight about the significance of the works.
Carl Wieman's contributions have had a major impact on defining the field of atomic physics as it exists today. His ground-breaking research has included precision laser spectroscopy; using lasers and atoms to provide important table-top tests of theories of elementary particle physics; the development of techniques to cool and trap atoms using laser light, particularly in inventing much simpler, less expensive ways to do this; the understanding of how atoms interact with one another and light at ultracold temperatures; and the creation of the first Bose-Einstein condensation in a dilute gas, and the study of the properties of this condensate. In recent years, he has also turned his attention to physics education and new methods and research in that area. This indispensable volume presents his collected papers, with annotations from the author, tracing his fascinating research path and providing valuable insight about the significance of the works.
During the 1952 World Series, a Yankee fan trying to watch the game in Brooklyn was told, "Why don't you go back where you belong, Yankee lover?" "I got a right to cheer my team," the intruder responded, "this is a free country." "This ain't no free country, chum," countered the Dodger fan, "this is Brooklyn." All Brooklynites loved their "Bums"--Branch Rickey, Pee Wee Reese, Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Roy Campanella, and all the murderous parade of regulars who, after years of struggle, finally won the World Series in 1955. One could not live in Brooklyn and not catch its spirit of devotion to its baseball club. In Brooklyn's Dodgers, Carl E. Prince captures the intensity and depth of the team's relationship to the community and its people in the 1950s. Ethnic and racial tensions were part and parcel of a working class borough; the Dodgers' presence smoothed the rough edges of the ghetto conflict always present in the life of Brooklyn. The Dodger-inspired baseball program at the fabled Parade Grounds provided a path for boys that occasionally led to the prestigious "Dodger Rookie Team," and sometimes, via minor league contracts, to Ebbets Field itself. There were the boys who lined Bedford Avenue on game days hoping to retrieve home run balls and the men in the many bars who were not only devoted fans but collectively the keepers of the Dodger past--as were Brooklyn women, and in numbers. Indeed, women were tied to the Dodgers no less than their husbands, fathers, brothers, and sons; they were only less visible. A few, like Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Marianne Moore and working class stiff Hilda Chester were regulars at Ebbets Field and far from invisible. Prince also explores the underside of the Dodgers--the "baseball Annies," and the paternity suits that went with the territory. The Dodgers' male culture was played out as well in the team's politics, in the owners' manipulation of Dodger male egos, opponents' race-baiting, and the macho bravado of the team (how Jackie Robinson, for instance, would prod Giants' catcher Sal Yvars to impotent rage by signaling him when he was going to steal second base, then taunting him from second after the steal). The day in 1957 when Walter O'Malley, the owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, announced that the team would be leaving for Los Angeles was one of the worst moments in baseball history, and a sad day in Brooklyn's history as well. The Dodger team was, to a degree unmatched in other major league cities, deeply enmeshed in the life and psyche of Brooklyn and its people. In this superb volume, Carl Prince illuminates this "Brooklyn" in the golden years after the Second World War.