. Map modeling in geography : including the use of sand, clay putty, paper pulp, plaster of Paris, and other materials : also chalk modeling in its adaptation to purposes of illustration. .) Some kinds of manufacturing require that a great number ofmen be employed together in order that the best results bereached. Large sums of money are needed in the building oi theworks, so some men who have Capital form and are commonly known as The men who are engaged in the manufacture of coke formcompanies which also work mines of coal. One of these is theUnion Coal and Coke Co., of Greenville, Pa., whic
. Map modeling in geography : including the use of sand, clay putty, paper pulp, plaster of Paris, and other materials : also chalk modeling in its adaptation to purposes of illustration. .) Some kinds of manufacturing require that a great number ofmen be employed together in order that the best results bereached. Large sums of money are needed in the building oi theworks, so some men who have Capital form and are commonly known as The men who are engaged in the manufacture of coke formcompanies which also work mines of coal. One of these is theUnion Coal and Coke Co., of Greenville, Pa., which works themines nearest to us. (Keister.) The great steel works at Brad-dock, Pa., are operated by a great company that is engaged in The Iron City. i8i the manufacture of steel, and also of the coke used in the nearest city, Pittsburg, is noted for its manufactures, and isoften called the IRON CITY. Large quantities of steel railsare made. (Teacher draws map upon board.) Here is the IronCity. We will make this small circle to mark the place upon therivers. Here is Philadelphia; here Harrisburg; and this is Al-toona among, the mountains. What is made in Philadelphia ?. Fig. 83. Saws are made there. The saws in our sloyd-room aremarked Henry Disston & Sons, Philadelphia. At Altoonalocomotives are made. At Harrisburg there are large foun-dries and machine-shops. Mr. Black was elected to go toHarrisburg to make laws That is a different kind of manufact-uring, most people think. Draw the maps upon paper or uponyour slates. (Fig. 83.) How shall we bring the saws from Phila-delphia to Pittsburg } 182 Trades, Bird Trades. The swallow is a mason, And underneath the eavesHe builds a nest, and plasters it With mud and hay and leaves. Of all the weavers that I know, The oriole is the best;High on the branches of the tree She hangs her cozy nest. The woodpecker is hard at work— A carpenter is he—And you may hear him hammering His nest high up a tree. Some little birds are
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