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AN HISTORICAL NOVEL The story of America's transition from iron-making to steel, and questioning the cause of the 1889 Johnstown Flood. The Bosses Club is a fresh look at the history of the American iron and steel industry and the most infamous flood in America. In this book, you'll learn about the pivotal role Johnstown played in developing America's steel industry, who were that industry's true founders, inventors, innovators and scoundrels,...

Excerpt from Elementary Physics and Chemistry: Third StageThis book is the last of three little volumes containing a course of elementary Physics and Chemistry based upon a syllabus of work approved several years ago by the Board of Education as suitable for the upper standards of elementary schools. The object of the instruction prescribed is not so much to convey information as to develop a scientific habit of thinking in the pupils, and it ...

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In 1890 Savannah has a population of 60, 000. The city covers 4, 000 acres, and has a valuation of nearly $40, 000, 000 and a commerce of $110, 000, 000. It has 106 miles of streets, sixty-five acres of public parks, fifteen miles of street railway and five miles of wharves. Geographically, it is at the head of ship navigation on the Savannah River, eighteen miles from the ocean, on a plateau fifty feet above the level of the sea. It is in 32°...

Excerpt from Rational Therapy: A Manual of Rational Therapy Methods Embracing a Brief Description of the Etiology, Pathology and Symptomatology of Disease and Written With Special Reference to the Application of Rational Therapy Methods in the Treatment of DiseaseThis book is intended to serve as a ready reference for the busy practitioner who wishes to use spinal adjustment as an auxiliary method, in the treatment of disease.For convenience, ...

Excerpt from Or the Spirit and Service of ScienceThe relative in¿uence of different studies on the for mation of character need not be discussed here, yet the following pages will perhaps show that the spirit of scientific research has inspired the highest ethical thought and action, as well as increased the comforts of life, and added greatly to material welfare. We seek to justify the claim of science to be an ennobling in¿uence as well as a...