Hendrick wishes to know if the Boston Automobile Company purchased their boiler and burner from Locke. Further, he wants to know if they are able to provide him a satisfactory burner and encloses a sketch of the bottom of boiler and the position...
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Table of Contents: Pigments on parade; Bad lighting, but good pictures; The low road to Brooklyn; What do you know about paint; Putting the go in gasoline; All aboard; Nylon is the star; Disposable baby bottles; Fabrics without weaving; Here's a...
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Table of Contents: Foster children of the forest; How many days 'til Christmas; Tough guy among plastics; Timber; That Spanish train; Freeze-up; What every parent should know about shooting; The new day for cavalcade is Tuesday; The bomb everybody...
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Table of Contents: The Kentucky rifle; Artists with a camera; Less worryin' on the greens; 50 years of tire progress; Chemistry's squeeze play; What do you know about air conditioning; Stop that fall; It says right here in Webster; Fashions in...
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Table of Contents: Revolution in bookbinding; Brakes relined with a bang; Ideas in glass; Paint in his business; Birth of a package; Peroxides war on waste; World's fastest tinplating; They work on tomorrow's problems; Paper is better now; Stop,...
Hendrick writes to confrim Milne's receipt of the wire. He also mentions that he uses a 9 1/4 inch water glass rather than the standard 6 inch glass. Hendrick wants to know if the boiler must be fired up by torch. He does not favor that...
Hendrick requests information about their battery. He intends to purchase an electric automobile, possibly a Columbia Surrey. Hendrick requires a battery of sufficient capacity to run a surrey 150 miles with one charge on good country roads such...
Hendrick inquires if they know enough about their boilers to give him a guarantee that the 10 horse boiler will evaporate 300 pounds of water per hour. Hendrick references the company's ad and asks if the boiler burns kerosene as well.
Home of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Hoopes, Box 263, Boothwyn, Pennsylvania. Located at Faulk Road at Booth's Corner. House is stucco over stone front section and has a 27 foot front and 24 foot depth. Frame section at back from the leg of L is about 20 feet...
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Table of Contents: Tallow dips to electric lights; The salesmen's shadows; Cavalcade makes its TV debut; Blast to blast furnace; When the oil barrel was king; DuPont notes; Land revolution in ceylon; Metals from powder; What's new; Focus on...
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Table of Contents: It pays to be dissastisfied; Chemical birth notices; Refiner's man Friday; Sound by the yard; Catacombs for liquic gas; Hot stuff coming up; Quick bath for diesel wheels; Trend to comfort; What's new; DuPont's new adhesion...
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Table of Contents: Chemical watchdogs; Little packages, little waste; Cold comfort for industry; We're first class spongers; Footprints; New jobs for Teflon; The fuels of tomorrow; Chemistry helps make the man; Industry's war on weeds; Paper's...
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Table of Contents: Florida harnesses its wild water; Nobel's potent mixture; Beating the bantamweight rustlers; Custom colors for modern living; News scene to TVscreen in 30 minutes by film; New tarps for tough jobs; Can Mylar do a job for you;...
Table of Contents: From ladies' slips to battle-ships; Buy-and-run shoppers; Sealing the sand cellars; Rayon passes conveyor belt test; Follow the wind in Wyoming; Textile bleaching cost cut; good news for your car engine; Get acquainted with...
Table of Contents: The polymer that breeds new products; Book-learning wasn't enough; Announcing two new auto finishes; King-size coal quarry; What do you know about bread; Chips off the old block; The undercover paint; Putting foams to work; More...
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Table of Contents: Made for the outer limits; Conquests by Karmex weed killer extraordinary; Oil and water do mix; This printing stars in the darkroom; Deskbound deadeye scores upset; Latest in blends, dacron and flax; Shoes keep step; Reciting the...
Table of Contents: The super sprint ahead; Intermediates, anyone; Scenes from America's industrial childhood; Lift for a leftover; Remington's Humane Stunner hailed; Maintenance memo, try nylon to plastic; Small rivets for a big bomber; Know how to...
Table of Contents: Cronar bows in; Polyester family has triplets; Blinds and drapes combine; Home of the year; Ground was broken yesterday; To solve solvent problems; Work horse for work clothes; DuPont show of the month; Selling the soft touch;...
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Table of Contents: Silicon's slice of the future; Taming a chemical wildcat; Three new plastics; The birth of a TV special; Dust misses a blind date; Industry's answer man; Pretty beer salesmen; New arrival at Idlewild; Enough for a billion feet; A...
