Called 'Pop Price's spring' because Benjamin Price, after retirement in 1890, walked to this spring every day to drink water. He was the last of the Brandywine grist millers at Brandywine Bridge.
Called 'Pop Price's spring' because Benjamin Price, after retirement in 1890, walked to this spring every day to drink water. He was the last of the Brandywine grist millers at Brandywine Bridge.
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Explosives industry;
Table of Contents: Spinning dreams into yarn; Birth of a fiber; Cinderella's slipper is plastic now; Taming static; Timber is for a gold mine; Alcohol and paper do mix; Lost in the laboratory; The pop that pays; Tri: the double-duty solvent; New...
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Table of Contents: Super tough industrial challenges; Clean (and low cost) water for Cleveland; Pixel-ated pictures of a planet; The fly-by-night airline takes off; Snap, crackle, pop...stop; Managing to reduce energy costs; Instant islands; The...
Table of Contents: DNA fingerprints nap an elusive culprit; Message in a model; The king of fishes; A glowing introduction; The pride of Spartanburg; Eastward, into the record book; Signposts on the kylin; Hey, pop, look at me now; Exploring new...
Lamp pops popcorn- It's an unusual job for lamps intended largely for use in industrial and commercial drying and heating applications but popping popcorn was done successfully with the new Westinghouse drying lamps during recent experiments...
On back: "Amarillo, Tex. (Pop. 80,000). Administrative hub for 5526 miles of Santa Fe System lines; and important petroleum, cattle, tourist, and distribution center."
The back of this advertising card claimed: Without doubt the discovery of America is Ayers Sarsaparilla...This is a compound concentrated extract composed of the Sarsaparilla-root of the tropics, Stillingia, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, and other roots...
