When the American Bee Journal denounced a “Professor Riley,” Wiley wrote to a different magazine, the Indiana Farmer, to defend himself. “'Glucose' has the same effect on the BEE JOURNAL man that a red rag has on an infuriated bull,” ...
... 49, 131 Pennington, Mary, 109 Perfect Storm, The ( Junger), 92 Perkins, Jacob, 37 Perkins Upright Refrigerator, ... 53 Omaha Bee, 95 railroads, 86, 88; Armour Car Lines, 96; Charlestown Branch, 20; “fast freight” Ropes, Henry T., ...
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sumption.”36 This meant that more consumers, including relatively poor people, could now afford to drop ice in their drinks. However, it also meant that companies besides breweries could use ice for other purposes besides retail sales.
45 By 1880, the total ice con- sumption in the United States amounted to between 5 million and 5.25 million tons of ice each year.46 Frederic Tudor died in 1864. The total amount of ice harvested in the United States rose every year ...
Waldenström classified it into pathological stages: . Initial avascular event (crescent sign— representing a subchondral fracture) 2. Fragmentation (Herring's pillar classification) 3. Resolution— re- ossification 4 ...
... Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford Dionysios Trigkilidas BSc (Hons), MBBS, MRCS Registrar in Trauma & Orthopaedics, Watford General Hospital, Watford Andrew Wainwright FRCS (Tr & Orth) Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, ...
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