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Synthesis Of Unsaturated Ether And Ester Monomers Derived From Hydronopol, Reeder E. Bissell Jan 1961

Synthesis Of Unsaturated Ether And Ester Monomers Derived From Hydronopol, Reeder E. Bissell

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Some Of The Properties Of The Laplace Transform, Charles Eugene Larson Jan 1961

Some Of The Properties Of The Laplace Transform, Charles Eugene Larson

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Response Generalization, The Principle And A Proposed Method Ofstudy, Edward Mulligan Jan 1961

Response Generalization, The Principle And A Proposed Method Ofstudy, Edward Mulligan

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Smollett's Novels As Social Criticism, Robert Jere Real Jan 1961

Smollett's Novels As Social Criticism, Robert Jere Real

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James K. Polk, Southerner As American, Joanne Varner Hawks Jan 1961

James K. Polk, Southerner As American, Joanne Varner Hawks

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Milton And The Baroque : A New Approach To The Epitaphium Damonis, Markesan Morrison Jan 1961

Milton And The Baroque : A New Approach To The Epitaphium Damonis, Markesan Morrison

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Imagery In The Sermons Of John Donne, Katherine Harvey Philp Jan 1961

Imagery In The Sermons Of John Donne, Katherine Harvey Philp

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An Analysis Of Some Of The Orchestral And Piano Works By Claude Debussy, Eva Marie Keith Jan 1961

An Analysis Of Some Of The Orchestral And Piano Works By Claude Debussy, Eva Marie Keith

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Use Of Government-Donated Flour, Peanut Butter And Rice In School Lunches In Mississippi / By Dorothy M. Van Egmond, Dorothy M. Van Egmond Jan 1961

Use Of Government-Donated Flour, Peanut Butter And Rice In School Lunches In Mississippi / By Dorothy M. Van Egmond, Dorothy M. Van Egmond

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Devices Of Beauty And Irony In The Forsyte Saga Of John Galsworthy / By Peter Van Egmond, Peter Van Egmond Jan 1961

Devices Of Beauty And Irony In The Forsyte Saga Of John Galsworthy / By Peter Van Egmond, Peter Van Egmond

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Privitive N-Th Roots / By Lyenatte Swafford, Lyenatte Swafford Jan 1961

Privitive N-Th Roots / By Lyenatte Swafford, Lyenatte Swafford

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A Contribution To The Algae Of Mississippi : A Preliminary Report On The Heleoplanktonic, Littoral And Nonaquatic Chlorophyceae, Xanthophyceae, Chrysophyceae, And Dinophyceae Of Lafayette County / By Louis Chapman Temple, Louis Chapman Temple Jan 1961

A Contribution To The Algae Of Mississippi : A Preliminary Report On The Heleoplanktonic, Littoral And Nonaquatic Chlorophyceae, Xanthophyceae, Chrysophyceae, And Dinophyceae Of Lafayette County / By Louis Chapman Temple, Louis Chapman Temple

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Colorimetric Determination Of Nickel With Dimethlyglyoxime / By Edmund Reynolds Russell, Edmund Reynolds Russell Jan 1961

Colorimetric Determination Of Nickel With Dimethlyglyoxime / By Edmund Reynolds Russell, Edmund Reynolds Russell

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Volume And Cost Of Selected Donated Foods Distributed To Schoollunch Programs And The Utilization Of Cornmeal And Butter, Virginia Perry Cox Jan 1961

Volume And Cost Of Selected Donated Foods Distributed To Schoollunch Programs And The Utilization Of Cornmeal And Butter, Virginia Perry Cox

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The Effect Of Praise On The Young Child's Preference For Adults, Carolyn Phillips Dean Jan 1961

The Effect Of Praise On The Young Child's Preference For Adults, Carolyn Phillips Dean

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The Mechanism Of The Periodic Acid Oxidation Of (Bicyclopentyl)-L,L'-Dio, Richard John Falk Jan 1961

The Mechanism Of The Periodic Acid Oxidation Of (Bicyclopentyl)-L,L'-Dio, Richard John Falk

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The failure of periodic acid to rapidly oxidize 17α-hydroxyprogesterone (I) in neutral solution prompted further inquiry into the mechanism of periodic acid oxidations. Despite the fact that periodic acid or its salts have been reported to oxidatively cleave, in good yield, compounds containing the α-keto alcohol structure such as acetoin, benzoin, benzofuroin, and diphydroxyacetone, it was reported that 20-methylpregnane-3β,17β,20,21-tetrol (II) was oxidized to pregnane-3β,17β-diol-20-one (III). This product (III) was isolated from the reaction mixture, in a high yield, suggesting that it was relatively inert to further oxidation. Pinacol, which is a glycol that contains the hydroxyl groups bonded to contiguous …


Marked Chromosomes In Sorghum, Chester Chen-Chiu Huang Jan 1961

Marked Chromosomes In Sorghum, Chester Chen-Chiu Huang

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As previously reported, true-breeding diploid mutant plants arise for colchicine treatment of sorghum seedlings of lines Experimental 1 and Experimental 3. It was hypothesized that such mutants may result from point mutations made homozygous by a somatic reduction of the chromosomes followed by doubling in a cell which organized a new growing point after inactivation of the original by colchicine. The first part of this study was an attempt to test this hypothesis by treating with colchicine sorghum seedlings containing a reciprocal translocation in the heterozygous condition which serves as a chromosome marker to indicate whether chromosomal homozygosity was induced. …


A Pretest And Questionnaire To Determine Student Levels Of Achievement Prior To Enrollment In A Beginning Clothing Construction Course At South Dakota State College, Alexandra O. Semeniuk Jan 1961

A Pretest And Questionnaire To Determine Student Levels Of Achievement Prior To Enrollment In A Beginning Clothing Construction Course At South Dakota State College, Alexandra O. Semeniuk

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As an instructor in the Beginning Clothing Construction classes at South Dakota State College, the writer became aware of the varying amounts and kinds of clothing experiences of students enrolled in the course, and felt a need for determining student achievement levels to provide optimum learning experiences for all. All incoming freshman Home Economics students were placed in Beginning Clothing Construction sections regardless of their past experience or training. Students with no experience were grouped with those having little or a great deal of clothing experience. The practice does not encourage the weaker students to learn, nor does it motivate …


A Study Of The Physical Facilities Of Vocational Agriculture Departments In South Dakota, James M. Smith Jan 1961

A Study Of The Physical Facilities Of Vocational Agriculture Departments In South Dakota, James M. Smith

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The aim of vocational agriculture is to train both present and prospective farmers for proficiency in farming. Instruction should be provided for high school students, out-of-school youth, and adults. The bases for instruction include the needs of the community and the farming programs of the individuals enrolled in the vocational agriculture classes in the high school of that community. Skills and abilities in planning, operation, appraisal, use of approved practices, and record analysis are developed by means of instruction in the classroom, in the farm mechanics shop, and on the enrollees’ home farms. The rooms and the equipment for a …


The Instruments Of The Life Force In Shaw (1879-1903), Margaret Anne Wills Aug 1960

The Instruments Of The Life Force In Shaw (1879-1903), Margaret Anne Wills

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Factors Contributing To And Affecting The Cellulose Digestibility Of Pelleted Roughage, John Russell Jahn Feb 1960

Factors Contributing To And Affecting The Cellulose Digestibility Of Pelleted Roughage, John Russell Jahn

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The transition to the pelleting of natural feeding materials has produced many problems. Various opinions have been expressed by the investigators regarding possible solutions to these problems. The proper mechanical formation of the pellet or wafer has been studied by several investigators. Several necessary factors have been determined. The temperature ranges that will produce the best possible product, from a feeding standpoint, have been tested against various pressures. The fineness of grinding or chopping have also been considered, as they relate to the digestibility and economy of the finished product. Moisture and adhesive agents have been considered in determining what …


Derivation Of The Equation For The Instantaneous Diffusion Current At The Cylindrical Drop Mercury Electrode, Prodromos Xenides Feb 1960

Derivation Of The Equation For The Instantaneous Diffusion Current At The Cylindrical Drop Mercury Electrode, Prodromos Xenides

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The photographic method of analysis, introduced in 1922 by Professor J. Heyrovsky, is dependent upon electrolysis at the dropping electrode of the solution being analyzed. The method is based on interpreting current voltage curves that are obtained when solutions of electro reducible or electro oxidisable substances are electrolyzed in a cell in which one electrode consists of mercury falling drop-wise from a very fine capillary glass tube and the4 other electrodes is a pool of mercury. The circuit shown in Fig 1, is one used in the polarographic method of analysis. It consists of an accurate slide wire in which …


Protein And Energy Levels For Wintering Beef Calves And Effects On Subsequent Production, Marcus Hoelscher Feb 1960

Protein And Energy Levels For Wintering Beef Calves And Effects On Subsequent Production, Marcus Hoelscher

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The need for minimum amounts of protein and energy by animals for maintenance, growth and production has been recognized for many years. It is also well known that the requirements will vary depending on species, age, weight and rate of growth or production. In order to provide livestock feeders with useful guides in feeding, several feeding standards containing recommended nutrient requirements have been prepared. The most commonly used standards for beef cattle are the “Morrison Feeding Standards” (1956) and the National Research Council’s “Nutrient Requirements of Beef Cattle” prepared by the Subcommittee on Beef Cattle Nutrition (1959). Feeding standards give …


Periodicals Printed In South Dakota From Territorial Beginning Through 1930, With A Check List Of Periodicals, Maxine Schrader Wiseman Jan 1960

Periodicals Printed In South Dakota From Territorial Beginning Through 1930, With A Check List Of Periodicals, Maxine Schrader Wiseman

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The problems of this thesis are: first, to trace the chronological development of periodicals printed in South Dakota from the date of the first known periodical printed in Dakota Territory through December 31, 1930; second, to study the types of periodicals produced; and third, to compile a check list as complete as possible of South Dakota periodicals during the period chosen for study. The date December 31, 1930 was chosen as a convenient cut-off date since few periodicals began after that date. The chronological development of those magazines published before 1930 was continued until suspension or to the present date. …


Variations In Motor Fitness Resulting From Calisthenic Exercises, Donald R. Hilsendager Jan 1960

Variations In Motor Fitness Resulting From Calisthenic Exercises, Donald R. Hilsendager

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Motor fitness development of high school students by the use of various physical activities has been of major interest to physical educators for many years and has received national interest in recent years. Ray Weiss reported 13 Unites States army officers present at the Third Annual Physical Fitness Institute expressed grave concern regarding our schools’ responsibilities in fitness. Carl A. Troeater Jr. had this to say about the present day felt need for fitness: “Few educators need to be convinced of the importance of fitness in our youth. For the past ten years, a deluge of newspaper and magazine articles …


Follow-Up Study Of High School Graduates From The West Lyon Community School District, George Alton Hillberg Jan 1960

Follow-Up Study Of High School Graduates From The West Lyon Community School District, George Alton Hillberg

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School reorganization was a point of intense interest in and about the communities of Alvord, Inwood, Larchwood, and Lester, Iowa during the year of 1956, 1957, and 1958. In the summer of 1958, an election was held and the communities and surrounding farm areas mentioned above voted to become one school district. The school administration and the school board of education decided to add, along with other new services, a guidance and counseling program in an effort to provide a more rounded education for the more than one thousand students residing within the reorganized territory. The writer of this study …


Strength And Physical Fitness Of Rural Versus Urban Boys As Determined By The Rogers Physical Fitness Index, James L. Welton Jan 1960

Strength And Physical Fitness Of Rural Versus Urban Boys As Determined By The Rogers Physical Fitness Index, James L. Welton

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The farm family has been recognized by many as a hardy lot who could endure a hard life and strenuou8s labor. On the other hand, city people have thought of as being weaker because of a life less demanding. In the past it has been accepted generally that the rural boy was superior to the urban boy in over-all physical strength. The rural boy has been stereotyped as a big, muscular individual with a strong back and weak mind. The town boy, on the other hand, has seldom been considered as an exceptionally strong individual. Throughout the years the farm …


A Study To Determine The Feasibility Of Combining Scholastic Journalism And Community Journalism Through A School-Produced News Weekly, Archie N. Hill Jan 1960

A Study To Determine The Feasibility Of Combining Scholastic Journalism And Community Journalism Through A School-Produced News Weekly, Archie N. Hill

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The hypothesis of this study is that a high school publication group can feasibly publish a newspaper on the community level.


A Study Of Certain Cultural Practices And Chemicals For The Control Of Wild Oats (Avena Fatua L.), Wilford Henry Wallace Jan 1960

A Study Of Certain Cultural Practices And Chemicals For The Control Of Wild Oats (Avena Fatua L.), Wilford Henry Wallace

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Wild cats is problem in the small grain areas because it has certain characteristics which allow it to survive and infest the soil. It is an ecological equivalent to the crops with which it grows. It sheds its seed as they ripen and all seeds do not ripen at the same time. The seeds are dormant at the time they are shed and remain so for varying lengths of time; they may also go into secondary dormancy. Any effective control must encourage germination and destruction of plants before seed production. Wild oats rates as the most troublesome weed in an …


A Comparison Of The Influence Of Three Types Of Illustrative Material And No Illustrative Material On Usage Of Agricultural Extension Service Releases By South Dakota Weekly Newspapers, Gerald Lou Grotta Jan 1960

A Comparison Of The Influence Of Three Types Of Illustrative Material And No Illustrative Material On Usage Of Agricultural Extension Service Releases By South Dakota Weekly Newspapers, Gerald Lou Grotta

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News releases compiled and distributed by an information service must appear in print if they are to convey the desired information to the public. This study was conducted to determine the influence of illustrative material on the use by South Dakota weekly newspapers of news releases of the Agricultural Extension Service at South Dakota State College. The research was designed to compare, on the basis of usage, releases accompanied by the three most common forms of illustrative material (glossy photographs, mats, and plastic engravings) with the same releases when unaccompanied by illustrative material. According to Lipscome: Pictures in the hometown …