Hendrick ends this personal letter discussing his satisfaction with his automobile. He [extracts] a lot of fun in sailing around over the hills and stony roads. Hendrick looks forward to his California trip as the roads in California are far...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Coal; Packaging; Beverage industry; Skiing; Medical equipment & supplies; Perfumes; Military uniforms; Golf; Roofs; Citrus fruit industry;
Table of Contents: Counting on coal; Punched-up beverage sales; An uphill celebration; Superior spunbonded barrier; The smell of sucess; It's in the army now; What's afoot on the links; A roof to beat the heat; A citrus survival plan; News in brief.
Table of Contents: A McPartnership in caring; A bountiful crop, weather or not; Australia's house on a hill; Confidence under fire; A commercial word about Corian; A concetrated course in Corian; Air-wave anglers; Super chemistry for super...
Table of Contents: A year of progress; Lindbergh's Lockheed Sirius; Detective stories or pure knowledge; Duco in Japan; Trains in colors; The iron ore industry of the lake superior district; Builders of good will; Color goes into the movies;...
Ordnance industry; Business & finance; Price regulation;
Agreement between the American Manufacturing and Supply Company and nine powder companies including Repauno Chemical, Hercules Powder, Atlantic Dynamite, Lake Superior Powder, Giant Powder, California Powder, Safety Nitro Powder, Vulcan Powder, and...
Scrapbook of gunpowder labels, advertisements, and advertising cards from British gunpowder manufacturers. Companies and brands include: The Kames Gunpowder Company; Curtiss & Harvey; Laurence & Son's; Hall & Son's; Laurence's Battle Gunpowder;...
Labels and advertisements for E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company gunpowder. Brands and companies include Eagle Powder; DuPont's Diamond Grain Gunpowder; Hagley Mills; Louisiana Rifle; California Rifle; Virginia Rifle; Andrew Fountain and Company...
Correspondence regarding the passage of Manus McClafferty (William Flemming, sponsor), Robert Hardy (Matthew Greer, sponsor), Margaret Harkin (Charles Harkin, sponsor), Arthur McAnespick, James McWard (Julia Lynch, sponsor), Robert Roore (John...
Correspondence regarding a recent payment for passengers on ship Superior and. Catherwood also informs Peoples that his friend can send his present way one of Catherwood's ships leaving from Derry.
Correspondence regarding the passage of James McKinney, Nancy McEvay, James Culbert (R. Betty, sponsor), James and Mary Bensen (N. Brown, sponsor), C. Elliott and D. Campbell (R. Elliott, sponsor), M. McConnell (B. McConnell), William and R....
Correspondence regarding the last ship (Superior) sailing from Londonderry to Philadelphia leaving in the fall of 1853. Letter ends with: "They must either come via Liverpool or not at all."
List of passengers arriving on the ships "Superior" and "Herschell" in the spring of 1847, including Margaret Durnin, Mary Durnin, and Charles Durnin (Hugh Durnan, sponsor); Mary Ann Conaway (Peter Conaway, sponsor); Cornelius Carr and family...
Nylon has more glamorous assignments but perhaps none more important than serving as this connecting link in our marine commerce. Here nylon shows its superior strength with light weight and toughness to all other fibers used or marine hawsers....
Good paint bristles must be tapered, tough and resilient. These new tapered nylon paint brush bristles in the bundles are superior replacements for long, lithe pig bristles from China and Russia. The first satisfactory tapered bristle ever made by...
Dining, dancing and dating are in the future for this glamorous, whirl skirted dress, made in a luxurious new fabric of Orlon acrylic fiber and wool called Thalspun Doeskin Jersey. Exceptionally soft and appealing to the hand, this fabric has...
New soap perfume sin the making. In the chemists laboratory, a miniature soap machine turns out hundreds of cakes of soap. Perfume to be tested is incorporated in the soap while it is mixed in the plodder. Cast in a die, the soap cakes are...
The small print in the left corner of this display of photographic film in the DuPont Company exhibition at the New York Museum of Science and Industry, Rockefeller Center, was made by contact from an original negative on DuPont Superior Pan with f...