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Skilled artisans are large consumers of choice meats, fruits, and vegetables. To grow these high-grade products means skill, and skill means training, and training in the large sense means education. The need for agricultural education, is, then, a real and vital one. It is pressed upon us by economic and social conditions. It is in line with the movement of the age.
But there's not a very great deal that could be milled into high-grade paper pulp; and it's getting rapidly worked out in most other countries. Then, as a rule, it's mixed up with firs, cedars and cypresses; and that means the cutting of logging roads to each cluster of milling trees.
"No, it's a high-grade ore," returned Ballantree with some positiveness; "that is, it was when we got down into it. But I'm not here to talk about percentage that may come in later. I came to save Mr. Guthrie's time.
A hot-water installation is likely to cost twice as much as a furnace, but if we are to live in the house it is better to make our estimates cover ten or twenty years rather than to bear too strongly on first costs. These comparisons are probably, on the whole, somewhat unfair to the high-grade furnace. Much of good sense and more that is nonsensical has been written about furniture.
"Remember this, dear, the tag of the maker of your apparel is not the only important mark of an exclusive shop the principal mark is the cut and style, and these high-grade shops turn out hats, coats and gowns which the other shops endeavor in vain to imitate. That is why one can be recognized in a way by the clothes they wear. And that is why I insist upon your having the best.
The close contact between neighbors and the familiarity of community life tend in the country to develop an indifference to the variations from normal standard that the high-grade ament expresses. People, as a rule, take the social failures of the feeble-minded for granted and do not specially regard them as evidences of mental inferiority.
Rossi had his regular crew. Still, one could never be too careful. For a moment he appeared to deliberate. Then he said: "Good idea, Blankovitch, we're short on high-grade stuff." The manager moved at once to the receiving-vat and pulled the grating over the traveling conveyer which carried the fish into the cannery. Then he opened a valve at the bottom of the tank. "All right, Rossi," he said.
"What would you think of it as a business proposition?" "If not too dear, it ought to drive every other high-grade varnish off the market. Do you make the stuff?" "We're not ready to sell it yet: can't get hold of the raw material in quantities, and we're not satisfied about the best flux. I'll give you my card."
No, sir!" He brought down his fist with a triumphant bang, wetted his finger, and went on counting the bills. "Oh, you're a high-grade machine, with the writing in plain sight," the Philadelphian yawned. "You'll blossom into a credit to your country if you don't take care." "I know it. I'm an American first, last, and all the time. I'll show 'em that when I strike Europe. Piff! My cig's out.
"Look, the drill head is dull." "That trap door!" Tom exclaimed. "It leads to a mine. Miles and Brett have discovered high-grade uranium right here on Titan where everyone thought there was nothing but crystal!" Astro nodded grimly. "And that isn't all. This room is free of ammonia gas."
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