on front of card: "Live Oak Motor Court. Market St. Road. Wilmington, N.C." on back of card: "AAA. Live Oak Motor Court. Beautiful new and modern cottages with tile baths, radiant heat, luxurious Hollywood type beds and relaxing air foam and...
Trumbull Steel Company, Warren Ohio. Blooming mill showing two General Electric mill motors operating the roll screw downs and two General Electric motors operating the rear live table
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Agriculture; Firearms;
Table of Contents: The payoff; Cool profits for manufacturers; United Nations, N.Y.; Neoprene takes the floor; Silos to smokestacks; White sheep, white sheep; Squeezing out waste; Getting the brush off; They raise more roses; Investment in safety;...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Nylon;
Table of Contents: The code you live by; Bonus for blinds; Under the hood; Declaration of independence; The high voltage eye; Ungreased lightening; Reflections on summer driving; The new nylon monofilament line; You don't bet your life; A sponge...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Dyeing; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Nylon; Coal;
Table of Contents: It fits the pattern; Highland highway; Dyeing man-made fibers; He makes news live; The CZC story; Work made easier; You can wash this raincoat; One man's secret of selling; Orlon in uniform; The latest in dental units; Compatible...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Firearms; Gasoline; Textile industry; Plastics industry;
Table of Contents: Textile tough guy; Tomorrow's managers; The latest in shotguns; Jackknife sculpture; Where's gasoline going; New look in books; Deep freeze skis; Tale of precipitous trail; Finishing school for fibers; titanium's talent scouts;...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Firearms; Gardening; Textile industry; Nylon;
Table of Contents: Why they study strange organic solids; The changing world of pumps; by the rocket sled's flare; A filter man's filter; From gas range to satelloon; gun-land's most adaptable family; How does your garden grow; Chemical claw with...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Mobile homes; Health care; Airships; Wildflowers; Fishing; Plastics industry;
Table of Contents: 'sWonderful, 'swanderlodge; Bringing refrigerants in from the cold; Another chance to live; Global metrics connection; Delivering the baked goods; Airborned billboards; Flower beds, Texas-style; Recycling a precious metal; A...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Nylon; Paint industry; Textile industry; Paper industry;
Table of Contents: Neoprene bounces ahead; Birthplace of nylon; Finished with dulux; New developments in coated fabrics; More and better low-cost paper; Fifty years of x-rays; War exhibit; DuPont traditions live on.
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Glassblowing; Paint industry; Plastics industry; Paper industry; Textile industry;
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,...
Letter from William du Pont to his father informing him of a flare up in his eye troubles and explaining his doctor's orders to either live somewhere in the country or travel abroad. Meanwhile, William's attempt to find someone to tutor him after...
Includes articles: Making Promises Pay (about the Morse Hoboken office); An Interesting Visitor (on repairing a bark Souverian); Harder To Live Than To Die (About American Expeditionary Forces in France); Finishing the Big Job (about former Morse...
At the Haskell Lab, DuPont scientists are constantly probing new fields. Typical of this ever widening interest is the all weather room, where scientists study body reactions at extremely high and low temperatures. By learning what happens at the...
Walking a treadmill in the all weather room, this laboratory worker keeps snug 20 degrees below zero in a three and a half pound suit lined with synthetic fur. By learning what happens at low temperature, Haskell scientists seek ways to make people...
Written on back: "Type of Employees houses owned by Lukens Steel Co showing childrens playground in foreground. Most of the employees of American birth live scattered around the town of Coatesville and many of them own their own houses so that it...
Lydia Pinkhams Compound was the mother of all patent medicines. Her Vegetable Compound might be the most popular patent medicine of all time. It is still sold today, although in a much modified form. This concoction promised to be a savior for all...
