Periodicals; Chemical industry; Weeds; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Mobile home living;
Table of Contents: New weapons in the war on weeds; This fabrilite breathes; They take their homes with them; Outboard without roar; Paper from man-made fibers; Ever hear of fiberfill; The right light for the job; Why high compression car engines;...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite;
Table of Contents: The Wonders of Nitro-Cellulose; Monkeying with the Buzzsaw; Military Shooting; 1913 Eastern Handicap; DuPont Dynamite Digs Big Canal; Farming with Dynamite; Dynamite as a Snake Killer; How Galvanometers Save Money.
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Rubber; Plastics industry; Nylon; Textile industry;
Table of Contents: I remember rubber; Lighting up with lucite; Coming, better protein from cereal foods; These paper profits are real; Business's economic forecasters; Precision machining of teflon; fit for a sporting life, mycoban chases cheese...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Dyeing; Plastics industry; Nylon; Firearms;
Table of Contents: Reds that stay red; The laboratory that salt built; Speed will get you nowhere; The things they do with a glass-reinforced plastic; Polka dot paint; I enjoyed your commercials; The metal that slept for a hundred years; The profs...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Carbonated beverages; Golf; Pillows; Plastics industry; Pest control; Health care;
Table of Contents: Helping things go better at Coke; Space age partnership; Heaven for high handicaps; Tempcraft invests to save; A bedtime story; A laudable lining; No more scratch, scratch, scratch; Smoothing the rough edges; Shedding light on...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Farming; Plastics industry; Automobile industry; Mining;
Table of Contents: Scanning the horizon of business; DuPont Company and its employees; Labor costs halved by use of Duco in finishing Oakland bodies; A life-saver for infants; Going after the undeveloped big vein of Pocahontas coal; Piling up...
Table of Contents: The Tamiami Trail through Florida; A story of modern merchandising; Have you ever made a paint inspection; The latest development in home movies; Fast-dyed fabrics and how; Christmas fruit cake in Cellophane; Lignite mining in...
Table of Contents: From here to there; Get acquainted with Acele; They use the name DuPont; Ring binders are modern; American legion goes to war to save wild life; Denver's Dynamite Road; St. George goes modern; Mosquitoes routed by dynamite;...
Table of Contents: A statement of policy; Laying a thousand miles of pipe line; Shower curtains of rayon materials; Oklahoma's game refuges; Modern tools that save time; Monson slate from the pine tree state; How slate is produced and some of its...
Table of Contents: The paint industry in review; Like a gigantic finger reaching to the sky; Speaking of specs; Shall we save money on textbooks; The inside story of ethyl gasoline; Packages are mergine, too; Keeping up with New York's thirst;...
Table of Contents: Borrow, tax or save more; Painted Caterpillars; Arms and two men; Cellophane at play; Shirt shrinkage can now be controlled; Keep your White House white; Little accessories before the fact; Show window of industry; Those slipping...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Petroleum industry; Paint industry; Plastics industry;
Table of Contents: The petroleum industry and DuPont; Story previews; 1947, a review of DuPont activities; Oil prospectors go to sea; A yarn for home makers; World's deepest oil well; Freedom is everybody's job; Should I save my antifreeze; A...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Television industry; Textile industry; Railroad car industry; Plastics industry; Nylon;
Table of Contents: What's in a name; They get in your hair; New explosives for oil men; Detective story; The vanishing taboo; Television is changing your life; Something new in rugs; The product nobody wanted; Useful urea; Boon for fabrics; Better...
Twenty-one year old Beatrice Vienna and over 450 of her follow employees now ride bicycles to work at Vega Aircraft Corporation to save essential rubber for the war effort. Married to aircraft worker, Art Vienna, Beatrice is one of the many women...
Mrs. Henry Wallace, wife of the Vice President, patriotically carries home her purchases, cooperating in the Ill Carry Mine campaign sponsored by the Office of Defense Transportation to save tires and delivery tricks for vital war uses.
Text from image: "Which Bridge Do You Want? American labor can either build a bridge of ships to help Pershing's army or it can permit enemy agitators to stretch the hyphen of disloyalty as a bridge to aid our enemies. Co-operation and vigorous...
Chart shows how compression of dehydrated food, suggested for Lend-Lease and Army shipments, would save valuable cargo space. Complete outline of ship represents space occupied by ordinary loosely packaged dehydrated food. White portion is fraction...
Square meals for 100 people-soldiers or civilian consumers in Lend-Lease countries, can be made from these five cellophane wrapped bricks of compressed food. They are beef and onions (to make hamburgers, for example) carrots, potatoes and...
This young lady is holding 537 eggs-in cellophane shells. Dehydration removed the water. Compression by a new process removed most of the air, so that the nourishment value has been squeezed into a compact package of fourteen one pound blocks, each...
