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Efficiency Test Of An Ingeco Kerosene Engine, Andrew Keiding Jun 1917

Efficiency Test Of An Ingeco Kerosene Engine, Andrew Keiding

Bachelors’ Theses

The object of this test was to increase if possible the efficiency of an Ingeco Kerosene Engine manufactured by the International Gas Engine Company of Milwaukee, the engine being rated as 12 Horse Power at 275 revolutions per minute. The increase in efficiency was to be produced by heating the fuel and by introducing the exhaust gases into the combustion chamber.


Lake Shore Developments, Albert Theodore Bleck Jun 1917

Lake Shore Developments, Albert Theodore Bleck

Bachelors’ Theses

Along the shore line of Lake Michigan are bluffs approximately fifty to sixty feet high above the level of the lake. With the exception of approximately two or three miles, where the ground elevation is not much above the lake level these bluffs are almost continuous along the shore. This low land extends from a short distance north of Wisconsin Street to a short distance south of the Illinois Steel Company's plant. The territory north of Wisconsin Street to the City Limits is almost entirely residential and, therefore, cannot be considered favorably as regards to the location of a mnufacturing …


Underground Haulage, T. Roderick Noon Jun 1917

Underground Haulage, T. Roderick Noon

Bachelors’ Theses

The object of this discussion is to determine which would be the most economical and efficient of two forms of haulage, namely, mule and storage battery locomotive, based upon an output of four hundred and fifty tons of cleancoal per day, of eight hours.


The Quakers In Massachusetts, Gren O. Pierrel Jun 1917

The Quakers In Massachusetts, Gren O. Pierrel

Historical Dissertations & Theses

Discusses the history of Quakerism in Massachusetts up through the then-present of 1917. Chapters include "The Rise of Quakerism", "Preparation for the Quaker Message", "The Early Period of Persecution in Massachusetts", "Boston", "Salem", "Lynn", "Sandwich Quarterly Meeting", "Swansea Monthly Meeting", "Worcester", "Amesbury", and "Quakerism Applied".


The Sources Of Buddhism, T. Newton Hill Jun 1917

The Sources Of Buddhism, T. Newton Hill

Graduate Thesis Collection

At first sight the problem of the sources of Buddhism seems to require merely a study of the life and teachings of Gotama. or Sakyamuni, the "Buddha" or "enlightsned one." The existence even of such a person has been questioned, however. Many scholars question his importance in the development of Buddhism, and even in the field of his life and career there is a great variety in the theories which have been seriously held by western scholars. It is the purpose of this thesis to study these problems and to arrive at the true solution of the sources of Buddhism.


The Administration Of Rural Schools In North Dakota, Edward Erickson Jun 1917

The Administration Of Rural Schools In North Dakota, Edward Erickson

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Social And Economic Factors Of Certain Aberrant Religious Bodies In Worcester, Lily E. Mitchell Jun 1917

Social And Economic Factors Of Certain Aberrant Religious Bodies In Worcester, Lily E. Mitchell

Historical Dissertations & Theses

An overview of five religious movements (Seventh Day Adventist Church, Spiritualism, the Christadelphians, the Pentecostal Church of Latter Rain, and New Thought) as they appeared in Worcester, Massachusetts. All of these movements, with one exception, originated in New England within the seventy years preceding this thesis.


Flood Waters Of The Red River, Theodore M. Wardwell May 1917

Flood Waters Of The Red River, Theodore M. Wardwell

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


Faunistic Survey Of A Limited Area In New Mexico, Louise Wilkinson, Hazel Fern Reeves May 1917

Faunistic Survey Of A Limited Area In New Mexico, Louise Wilkinson, Hazel Fern Reeves

Biology ETDs

The subject of this thesis was suggested by Prof. A. O. Weese. It was chosen by the writers first because they were interested in the distribution and habits of animal life in New Mexico and second because they wished to learn more about classification and methods of classification of animal life in general.

It has been found that New Mexico does not afford so great a variety of animal life as compared with more moist regions but that it affords much more than a casual observation would indicate. Most of those which it affords are found in large numbers.

The …


Some Aspects Of The Philosophy Of Joseph Conrad., Minnie Lee Dodd Hill 1886-1959 May 1917

Some Aspects Of The Philosophy Of Joseph Conrad., Minnie Lee Dodd Hill 1886-1959

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

A man's philosophy is his view of life. And every man who has lived his life – not merely spent it – has a philosophy. The convictions which go to make up this philosophy are rooted in the sub-soil of his experience. This sub-soil may contain ingredients carried up to him from the past of his race, of his nation, of his ancestors. His insight into his environment is not merely the view of a detached individual. The sad and gloomy experiences of Conrad's parents (banished to Vologda for taking part in Polish rebellion 1862) probably started in his child …


The Design And Construction Of A Power Transformer, James M. Johann, George P. Nugent May 1917

The Design And Construction Of A Power Transformer, James M. Johann, George P. Nugent

Bachelors’ Theses

Usually one coil of the transformer has many more turns of wire than the other, when the coil of few turns is the primary, the transformer takes a large current at a low potential and delivers a smaller current at high potential. This is called a step up transformer. When the coil of many turns is the primary the transformer takes small current at high potential and delivers greater current at lower potential. This type is called a step down transformer.


John Robinson Of Pleasant Hill, King And Queen County, Virginia, 1704-1766, Bernard Diggs Allen Apr 1917

John Robinson Of Pleasant Hill, King And Queen County, Virginia, 1704-1766, Bernard Diggs Allen

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


Chemical Control Work In The N. K. Fairbanks Factories, John Whittlesey Bodman Jan 1917

Chemical Control Work In The N. K. Fairbanks Factories, John Whittlesey Bodman

Professional Degree Theses

"We propose to discuss in this thesis the organization of the N. K. Fairbank Company, particularly with reference to the duties of the Chemical Division, Operating Department in this organization. From a broad viewpoint, we believe that the particular organization by with the N. K. Fairbank Company secures application of its chemical ability to manufacturing operations as well as to special problems, is characteristic of a widespread movement taking place for recognition of the chemical engineer in industry. This is particularly true in those industries where manufacturing operations are based primarily upon practical applications of chemical principles"--Abstract, page 1.


Descriptive Study Of The Petroleum Refinery At MinatitláN, GermáN GarcíA Lozano Jan 1917

Descriptive Study Of The Petroleum Refinery At MinatitláN, GermáN GarcíA Lozano

Professional Degree Theses

"In order to reduce as much as possible the cost of transportation of the crude oil to the refinery, the city of Minatitlán of Minatitlán County in the State of Veracruz was chosen as the most proper place for establishing the refinery it being in the center of the only oil fields which at that time possessed the "Eagle Mexican Petroleum Co."--page 1.


The Goltra Process Of Concentrating Iron Ores As Developed At Waukon, Iowa, Ernest Wander Jan 1917

The Goltra Process Of Concentrating Iron Ores As Developed At Waukon, Iowa, Ernest Wander

Professional Degree Theses

"The more or less impure iron bearing mineral occurs mixed with a very tenacious clay, in which are also found chert, cretaceous quartz pebbles, pockets of sand, masses of pebbles and sand cemented by hydrous iron oxide, (which in some cases partly replaces the silica) and several varieties of fossils, such as crinoids etc. The impurities mentioned are often an integral part of the ore particles, and are present in varying quantities thruout [sic] the deposit. But, besides the foreign matter which the eye can discern, the apparently pure mineral contains a varying percentage of silica and alumina, (as well …


Some Typical Bridges For Logging Railroad Construction, Frederick Hauenstein Jan 1917

Some Typical Bridges For Logging Railroad Construction, Frederick Hauenstein

Professional Degree Theses

"In some of the pine regions of the Ozark Mountains, a considerable portion of the country is rolling and rough, comprising a succession of hills and hollows. The most efficient method of logging such a tract is obtained by locating the logging road so as to secure a down grade haul for the logs, with consequent up grade return for the empty cars. This necessitates locating the main line of the railroad along the principal creek, and then laying spurs up the different tributary creeks as they are met. Such a procedure requires much crossing and re-crossing of creeks and …


The Religious Element In The Works Of Gerhart Hauptmann, Ellen A. Johnson Jan 1917

The Religious Element In The Works Of Gerhart Hauptmann, Ellen A. Johnson

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Course In Mathematics For The Public Schools Of North Dakota, Joseph J. Weber Jan 1917

A Course In Mathematics For The Public Schools Of North Dakota, Joseph J. Weber

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Some Studies On The Effect Of Different Storage Temperatures Upon The Fat Constants And Acidity Of Print Creamery Butter, Arthur D. Lynch Jan 1917

Some Studies On The Effect Of Different Storage Temperatures Upon The Fat Constants And Acidity Of Print Creamery Butter, Arthur D. Lynch

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The observation of butter under different storage temperatures is interesting because of its practical bearing upon the factory phase of the dairy industry. Admittedly butter must be stored. It is consumer steadily. It is produced in varying quantities. It is a perishable product. Economic conditions have created the butte store house whereby uneven supplies may be more evenly distributed. Under all practical storage conditions butter deteriorates. Chemical changes occur, more or less pronounced, injuring the quality and thereby affecting the market value. One of the chief constituents which under goes noticeable chemical change is the fat, which is over 80% …


The Individual And Society, Hagop B. Boghosian Jan 1917

The Individual And Society, Hagop B. Boghosian

Historical Dissertations & Theses

"...Among the animals, sociability predominates over solitude and individualism and I shall endeavor to prove that this is also true among human beings by tracing the relation to the individual to society: first, among primitive people; second, among ancient Greeks and then, among the modern nations, and in so doing I will show its application to education."


The Source Of Hydrochloric Acid In The Stomach : A Thesis Based Upon Investigation Conducted In The Anatomical And Physiological Laboratories Of The University Of North Dakota, Helmer A. Engh Jan 1917

The Source Of Hydrochloric Acid In The Stomach : A Thesis Based Upon Investigation Conducted In The Anatomical And Physiological Laboratories Of The University Of North Dakota, Helmer A. Engh

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Plant Associations Of Shenford And Owego Townships, Ransom County, North Dakota, Reynold Allen Shunk Jan 1917

Plant Associations Of Shenford And Owego Townships, Ransom County, North Dakota, Reynold Allen Shunk

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Germination Of Elaeagnus Argentea, Rosa Humilis And Rosa Carolina, Alice Ueland Jan 1917

Germination Of Elaeagnus Argentea, Rosa Humilis And Rosa Carolina, Alice Ueland

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


History Of The Norwegian Settlement In Grand Forks County, Axel Martin Tollefson Jan 1917

History Of The Norwegian Settlement In Grand Forks County, Axel Martin Tollefson

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Characteristics And Needs Of The Adolescent, Christen S. Torvend Jan 1917

Characteristics And Needs Of The Adolescent, Christen S. Torvend

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Study Of The Tendency Toward Centralization In Educational Administration, Ernst F. Thelin Jan 1917

Study Of The Tendency Toward Centralization In Educational Administration, Ernst F. Thelin

Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers

No abstract provided.


Variation In The Horizontal Distribution Of Plankton In Devils Lake, North Dakota, Erik J. Moberg Jan 1917

Variation In The Horizontal Distribution Of Plankton In Devils Lake, North Dakota, Erik J. Moberg

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Rise Of Temperature In Concrete While Setting, Chester L. Hoffman Jan 1917

The Rise Of Temperature In Concrete While Setting, Chester L. Hoffman

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


Practical Details Of Mine Surveying In Certain Mines Of Northern Mexico, Arturo C. Fernandez Jan 1917

Practical Details Of Mine Surveying In Certain Mines Of Northern Mexico, Arturo C. Fernandez

Bachelors Theses

"The name of this thesis is suggestive of its character. The writer has endeavored to resent in a general way some of the most important details of mine surveying as he has found them in actual practice. For the sake of uniformity the engineering staff in which he worked prepared a set of instructions to be used by the engineers at the various mines. The methods and illustrations described in this paper have been adapted from these instructions and they afford a thorough foundation ready to receive the minor details best adapted to each particular mining district"--Foreword, page ii.


Simple Methods And Tables For Determining True Meridian, Howard Jones Teas Jan 1917

Simple Methods And Tables For Determining True Meridian, Howard Jones Teas

Bachelors Theses

"The ordinary methods of determining the true meridian by observation on either Polaris or the sun are so tedious to calculate that most surveyors and students dread making them. Observation on Polaris at either elongation or clumination sic require less calculation and are much simpler, but this simplicity is offset by the fact that they must be taken at an exact instant. If a cloud crosses the sky at the time, the surveyor has to wait until the next night. then again the observer must know the date, exact longitude and latitude and correct time for making the observation, and …