New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1930, Page 9

A Cuba Sponsors Foundling Asylum To Train Foundlings as Citizens room shown above Havana, Aug. a leading place in its provisic y or sham countries s trained ities of he rasults NO WEANS FOUND OF TAKING RAI Experts Declare All Eiforts to Produce Showers Have Failed Wait raing are Only vid the cf ey do not know what vill produce ther Al monotonot perts, 1 produce most of Hudson hell reporte north of the sectio find baro the come low with d pressure high pres St. Lawrer It is, Mitchell poi v op valle a ver 1 meteor- present don't know there is some the fact that th treme precipitation in there has been e this coun But the what the connection In almost every locality how 0? the we part their knowledgze nized meteoroloz that radio broadca sponsible for the formal request pension has been sent to W ton. Others firmly believe that a psuedo-scientific wise her who unselfishly im- to be an airplane. e ved that ill pro- Pa which ra g to W. J teorologist e KImGHE NI QUESTIONNAIRE | F|CAN I SET COLORS IN COTTON GOODS? Before washing the first time, soak the goods for 20 minutes in cold water to which a handful of Worcester Salt has been added. Cook the modern, casy way witls the help of the Worcester Salt Cook Book. For your free copy address the Worcester Salt Com- Kitchen and Table scientists in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUS! 12, 1950. physicist of .the United ~ States | weather bureau, once wrote a book | open pots of chemicals which |and it has been proposed that cer- would generate hydrogen gas that [tain areas should be burned off so on the subject. But he points out| would rise and in doing so create |that some rain would fall that the trouble is with the en-an upward whorl. But to have work. But such gineering and economic phases of | generated enough gas to cause a|be analogous to that of the boy the problem, which would have to|real air currents resulting in a|whi got rid of the rats in s duplicate the method used by na-|shower would have taken the pa-|father's barn by burning down the ture—the forcing upward of lower, | tient scientists, according to Hum- | butlding. humid air to higher levels so that| phreys, at least 280 years, it would be condensed and fall| Putting the problem in again. nite engineering terms, Way back in 1841 such a scheme phrevs calculated how much was actually patented. One plan | Wwould be necessary, on an average was to build a giant tube about 150 | to raise the lower air suffi- feet high through which the hot, ciently to result in a half-inch rain- moist air from the earth would be | fzll over the comparatively tiny forced into the cool skies. To|District of Columbia. The result |yupper air, and others would scatter check a rainy spell, it would have |Was 75000000 horse power, Which | dust over the sky so there might been necessary only to be generated he nuciei about which moisture | to reverse the |ali would have blowers and pull the an hour. | might condense. 1t might, but it | deeen't down to earth! Big Fires Cause Rains large forest fires are known '0‘ So. create such upward air currents, |it's a method would Other methods proopsed for rain- making range’ from piping the cold Hu air down from the arctic to build- force |ing huge screens which would catch and divert drifting banks of fog toward the continent. Some have wanted to put cargoes of ice in balloons and let them drift in the more chilled air | within A serious proposal by Australian 1903 was to install apparently, it the stupidity isn't Dry heat America Connzcticutr’'s Bzei Furniture N BT NG I T Y Y E 5 () might better lesson from the It would |tra. 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