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    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1967]

    • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1967]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Paint industry; Airplanes; Luggage; Textile industry; Traffic congestion; Metallurgical industry;

    • Table of Contents: the colorful sport of soaring; Gaining a foothold in everything; The ultimate in cleanliness; Railway remedy for tangled traffic; Higher standards in precision recording; Energetic entry in the metals market; Professor Bigelow's...
    • Traffic

    • Traffic
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    • Imagine six lanes of cars jammed almost bumper to bumper across the vast arch of a man-made rainbow in the sky. Looking west from the top of the tollgate canopy at the San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge. The incline of the ramp is greatly exaggerated...
    • Highways

    • Highways
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    • A relief map issued by the Public Roads Administration in Washington D.C. indicates approximately the average density of traffic on the proposed National System of Interstate Highways. The 40,000 mile system, advocated strongly by the AAA, would...
    • Highways

    • Highways
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    • A relief map issued by the Public Roads Administration in Washington D.C. indicates approximately the average density of traffic on the proposed National System of Interstate Highways. The 40,000 mile system, advocated strongly by the AAA, would...
    • DuPont Magazine [December 1954-January 1955]

    • DuPont Magazine [December 1954-January 1955]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Driver education; Clothing industry;

    • Table of Contents: Battling hidden hunger; Wash-and-wear shirts; New caboose on the scouring train; Rivets for the jet age; Woodland paratroopers; Dacron joins the fire fighters; A matter of switchable parts; Passing the mop test; Driver education...
    • DuPont Magazine [October-November 1956]

    • DuPont Magazine [October-November 1956]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Dyeing; Plastics industry; Nylon; Automobile industry; Agriculture;

    • Table of Contents: There's room for wildlife on the farm; New headache reliever; Better textile printing with vat dyes; Target: clean air; They thrive on paper work; Nylon plastic for aerosols; Industry's do-it-yourself chemical cleaner; He sells...
    • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1963]

    • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1963]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Agriculture; Fashion industry; Paint industry; Firearms; Balloons (Aircraft); Nylon; Plastics industry; Floor coverings;

    • Table of Contents: New Jersey's ripening tomato industry; New moon over Milwaukee; A tile styled for traffic; The well-mannered look; The first universal house paint; Power-packing pistol; Sailing the vulcoon; Piped light pyrotechnics; Economic...
    • DuPont Magazine [July-August 1984]

    • DuPont Magazine [July-August 1984]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Furniture; Upholstery; Water; Roofs; Agriculture; Soybeans; Chairs; Bridges; Light bulbs; Floor coverings;

    • Table of Contents: Without fuss and feathers; Testing the waters; The best roofin' in town; Extra scrubbing power; 'Way down south in the land of soybeans; More fitting sitting; A bridge for the future; An illuminating improvemtn; A magnificent...
    • DuPont Magazine [July 1920]

    • DuPont Magazine [July 1920]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Automobile industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Textile industry; Firearms industry;

    • Table of Contents: Are breakers ahead; Pine of the southland; Relieving traffic troubles; Chairs and their upholstery; America dominant or subservient; Dredges, stump-pullers and dynamite; Making glasses comfortable; More kick in blasting caps and...
    • DuPont Magazine [June 1927]

    • DuPont Magazine [June 1927]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Ammunition; Mining; Blasting; Textile industry; Automobile industry;

    • Table of Contents: Millions for leadership; Notes on a fine piano; North Platte irrigation; Beauty, softness, economy; Flexible tubing in coal mines; Ribbons of history and ribbons of rayon; Keeping pace with traffic; Why shell-rimmed glasses; How...
    • DuPont Magazine [April 1928]

    • DuPont Magazine [April 1928]

    • Periodicals; Chemical industry; Plastics industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Ammunition; Mining; Blasting; Textile industry; Automobile industry;

    • Table of Contents: Exit Pyrotol, enter Agritol; From forest to fairway; Government laws, annotated; Beneath the traffic film is the gleaming car you bought; Seed disinfection moves ahead; The black hills of South Dakota; Visibility with protection;...
    • Railroads

    • Railroads
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    • "A momentary burst of lights unequalled in the annals of photography turns night into day for this history making picture marking the centennial of the world famous Horseshoe Curve of the Pennsylvania Railroad, an engineering marvel to this day and...
    • Railroads

    • Railroads
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    • A momentary burst of lights unequalled in the annals of photography turns night into day for this history making picture marking the centennial of the world famous Horseshoe Curve of the Pennsylvania Railroad, an engineering marvel to this day and...
    • France

    • France
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    • One of the numerous commercial canals in Northern France in the Chólons-sur-Marne district. The rows of trees along the bank made it a marine higway of beauty as well as usefulness. Canals of this sort make freight traffic very cheap.

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