Notecard with photo of house and note. Note reads: "With love and all good wishes and grateful memories of your friendship and thoughts for us. Ophelia and Miriam."
Table of Contents: Man-made dyes: the first 100 years; Pepperell peps up striped sheets; Brighter skins for modern buildings; Travel light, and love it; The news behind new car wax; Rocket engines sit for their portraits; bucket and brush go...
Table of Contents: Food for the new four billion; The dream pipe that's no pipe dream; Watchword for '61: innovation; Big doings on Dorchester Street; A teen-ager paints her room; Mighty miniatures; Tints you love to touch; Inside look at the first...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Railroads;
Table of Contents: Panels worth discussing; Last word in printing for last word in words; A competent chemical looks for a career; Engineered for engineers; Every day a holiday; What's right with the railroads; I'd like to speak to someone...
Table of Contents: The curriculum is fashion; X equals life; Sculpture: the age of acrylic; Where loblollies grow and African love grass weeps; History you can hang on a wall; A tunnel for tomorrow; Assignment: foil felons; tough new finishes:...
Table of Contents: A game competitor; Handled with care; New perspectives on the old brown box; Penetrating search for perfection; A nice reflection on Dallas; Making an impact on computers; From the front of the house to the back; Tall orders for...
Table of Contents: A bashing good time; Corrosion fighters, Texas style; The informer; Paper safeguard for a high-powered age; A labor of love; Taming the toughest mile; A very special divider; Guiding light for airmen; A protective wrap for...
Letter from William's mother, Louisa, to William thanking him for his recent visit and reassuring him that under no circumstances will her love for him ever change.
Text from image: "Dedicated to our Mothers -- In remembrance of their hopes and prayers, their faith, their toil, their love -- Let's Make Good for Mother"
Written on back: "The easy flattering fit made possible by the 'controlled stretch' characteristics of 'Ban-Lon' textured yarn is one reason for the sharply increasing Spring sales of this new stretch glove by Gloversville Knitting Co. A high...
