Electricity for the Farm: Light, Heat and Power by Inexpensive Methods from the Water Wheel or Farm Engine is a comprehensive and practical guide designed for farmers and rural dwellers seeking to harness the power of electricity for everyday needs. Authored by Frederick Irving Anderson, this book demystifies the process of generating and utilizing electricity on the farm, offering step-by-step instructions and clear explanations suitable for readers with little to no technical background....

The Deformities of the Fingers and Toes is a comprehensive medical treatise authored by William Adams, a distinguished 19th-century British surgeon renowned for his expertise in orthopedic surgery. First published in 1894, this seminal work delves deeply into the anatomical, pathological, and clinical aspects of deformities affecting the fingers and toes. Drawing upon decades of clinical experience and observation, Adams meticulously describes a wide range of congenital and acquired deform...

Successful Baking for Flavor and Texture: Tested Recipes is a comprehensive guide designed for both novice and experienced bakers seeking to master the art of baking with consistently delicious results. This book offers a wide array of thoroughly tested recipes, ensuring that every cake, cookie, bread, and pastry achieves the perfect balance of flavor and texture. Drawing on years of baking expertise, the author provides clear, step-by-step instructions, practical tips, and insightful expl...

"To see life steadily and see it whole" is a worthy goal for mortality. As the theme of the 1990 BYU Women's Conference, it reminds us of our opportunity and responsibility to face head-on the issues of our lives—even the unpleasant ones.Women and the Power Within, a collection of addresses selected from that conference, focuses on such themes as "Women, Marriage, and Children," "Women and Everyday Life," "Women's Lives: Other Times, Other Places," and "Abuse in Women's Li...

Routinely going through daily life, people may be inured to the fact that Earth takes up only a small fraction of a solar system, let alone the universe. Still, the planet we call home is unique for a number of reasons. The more we can learn about Earth and its Moon—the two bodies in the solar system of which the most has been discovered to date—the more likely scientists are to uncover truths about the universe as a whole. The properties, motions, and cycles that characterize the Earth an...

Peering through a telescope, you are likely to encounter a host of celestial bodies—anything from another planet to a comet—speckling the night sky. Careful observation has shown that while each object follows a unique orbit or trajectory, these entities also share numerous qualities and together provide critical information about space and the universe as a whole. This engaging volume surveys the characteristics of the diverse objects that make up the solar system as well as their disting...

Morals in Trade and Commerce is a thought-provoking exploration of ethical principles as they apply to the world of business, authored by Frank B. Anderson. First published in the early 20th century, this book delves into the complex relationship between morality and commercial activity, addressing the pressing need for integrity and ethical conduct in the rapidly evolving landscape of trade and industry. Anderson examines the responsibilities of individuals and corporations, emphasizing t...

It is 2373 and Anafiel Stewart, the young captain of the Starship Covenant-666, is racing into the far reaches of the galaxy on a mission he knows very little about. As the voyage unfolds, he is faced with a great battle between good and evil and the knowledge that the fate of the Covenant-666 and its crew will determine the destiny of Man. Examine our beliefs. Explore our galaxy. Sail into the greatest of odysseys. Michael: Do not mistake the average for the normal. The Lord’s normal is t...

These essays, selected from those presented at the 1992 Women's Conference, address such contemporary and diverse concerns as coping with rebellious children, dealing with infertility, struggling to preserve harmony with family members who have chosen not to be active in the Church, balancing family responsibilities against the demands of a career, being single in a family-oriented church, serving despite depleted reserves of energy and resources, and finding personal fulfillment.L...

A new and provocative analysis of “The Snows of Kilimanjaro”Hemingway’s short story, “The Snows of Kilimanjaro,” has secured a place among the greatest works in that genre—the story is widely considered Hemingway’s greatest. To explore the richness of this work, David L. Anderson returns to a somewhat unusual approach, that of archetypal criticism, which allows us to examine the story in more universal, rather than strictly historical, ways.Anderson emphasizes the ...

Eye Can See is a real life account of a miracle, told through the narrative of a young girls journey from blindness to sight.First time, Christian author Kirsten Anderson, tells the story of her daughters challenges and triumphs with sensitivity, depth and insight into how a modern day miracle mystifies and magically reveals itself to those with scientific discernment and those with faith and an open heart. Eye Can See is a digestable read, brimmed with colourful accounting, engagi...

The Fifteen Watt Tungsten Lamp is a captivating collection of short stories by William R. Lighton, first published in the early 20th century. This book offers readers a vivid glimpse into the everyday lives, struggles, and triumphs of ordinary people, set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing world. Each story is imbued with warmth, humor, and a keen sense of observation, reflecting the author’s deep understanding of human nature and the subtle complexities of social interactions. The...