Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27
WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY, DEJE IBER q. 1925


by walking balloon or electric bicycle.
Gas was used, almost exclusively. for
heat; and electricity for lighting.
Electric lighting had been brought to a
perfection that made its radiance soft,
difused and clear, without unJ sharp
ness; and the eyesight Of human beings
had greatly improved, in consequence;
near sight and blindness having been
much diminished.
! Starch, sugar and protein substances
were made in immense quantities by
factories on the Amazon, in India and
| in Africa, from wood fibre. by chemical
transformations the construction of
! the molecules of carbohydrates and
/ methods of rearranging this construc-
( ton having been discovered. so that
no eneegy was absorbed or given out in
the transformation Thus, food of
! simple kind was amazingly abundant
and cheap. Artificial wood. also. was
made from compressed chloro-cellulose
and tale, with a solvent, and disinte-
] grated by water under pressure.
Artificial leather was produced by
the electrical fixture Of nitrogen in car
/ bohydrates. Shoes were nodded di-
| rectly from this material; one machine
making 300 pairs of shoes in an hour.
They were afterwards passed through
another process, to make them feXi-
Bile, and the pOrosity of the leather was
! varied to suit different climates: shoes
Tor damp climates having large pores
| and those for dry regions having pores
| that were infnitesimal.
Food and clothing provision, there
, fore, and wood for building were as
abundant as could be Forest preser-
Walton was also carefully attended to.
with the best effects on climate and
water supply. Bricks were made six
times as large as the old style and dried
IN roomy iron chambers, with 80 per
cent. OF sand to prevent shrinkage.
They were then hCisted into place in
large quantities, by q machine, and laid
several courses at a time-with
+ cement mixed with lime. clay and nitre.
which produced intense heat and fused
| the masonry into a solid permanent
mass; so that ordinary house building
was very easy.
Then. In respect OF health and bodily
comfort, a method had been perfected
/ or causing new teeth to grow. By means
Of calcareous, anti-septicized bandages.
The wise men of the race had deter
mined that the white corpuscles of the
| blood are the policemen of organized
/ beings against microbes. BY the edu-
cation of these cOTnUsclss. and jpuring
| them to microbes of every kind. they
were made capable Of resisting the at
tacks Of the enemy; and even chemical
/ poisons were rendered harmless by the
/ training of the white ccrpusclas. A
compound virus had likewise been dis
/ covered and brought into use. consist
ing OF the weakened cultures Of rabies.
consumption, diphtheria, cholera.
I splenic fever, erysipelas. typhoid. vel
/ low. scarlet and maiarial fever and sew
er2l other diseases OF microbic origin.
I Children received an incubation vito
/ this virus once in seven years. tY conf
/ pulscry law; and the diseases aeaiast
which it was directed had beccue rare.
In addition 10 all this, it had become
| possible to manufacture pure diamonds
! by Subjecting prepared metal crystals
/ to the action of time, heat and Oiessure,
/ while immersed i'm hiSulpnide Of car
I bon. in bulbs Of pure quartz. BY q
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