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Identifier: industrialeducat22peoruoft (find matches)
Title: Industrial Education Magazine
Year: 1910 (1910s)
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Publisher: Peoria
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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owever, was small enough to benegligible under most conditions of service. A glue MANUAL TRAINING DEPT Harrington High School I. J. MANION. ln.tr..-..., BILL OK MATERIALS Nsune,... Class Article. .Size Date Begun...Date Finished.Extra Hours..Total Hours... PIECES SIZE DESCRIPTION PftlCE COST Cost of Mate Cost of Labo Total Co St shear strength of 100 to 125 pounds per square inchis considered sufficient for practically any purposefor which plywood is used. Only in two or threeinstances did the strength of the casein and bloodalbumin glue fall below 150 pounds per square inch.Engine oil, castor oil, and gasoline seemed to havepractically the same effect on the glue joints. During the 45 weeks test, the wood absorbed60 per cent of its original weight in engine oil and70 per cent of its original weight in gasoline. Theabsorption of these oils did not cause any notice-able swelling of the wood. —Forest Products LaboratoryU. S. Forest Service, Madison, Wis. PROJECTS PROBLEMS AND NOTES 55
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Projects in Machine Shop Practice Made by Students in the State Normal School, Santa Barbara, California, 1919. Robert H. Harcourt, Instructor. 56 MANUAL TRAINING MAGAZINE CURRENT PUBLICATIONS American School Toys. By C. A. Kunou, su-pervisor of manual training, Los Angeles, Cali-fornia. The Bruce Publishing Co., Milwaukee,Wis., 1920. Size 11 3-4x8 1-2 in. oblong; 71pages, price, $1.25. This is a collection of drawings of toys, work-ed out in the schools of Los Angeles, under theimpulse of the war. During that period toymaking was a most popular activity and thesale of the toys yielded a large sum to theAmerican Red Cross. The book will help teachers in other cities tocarry over into the after-war times the spiritand interest that was aroused in 1917-18. All the drawings are given full size readyfor tracing in the process of reproduction. Inthe early pages of the book the author gives di-rections for making and finishing the toys. Art in Costume Design. By Edna MannShover. Milton Brad

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