22 results for “Owens-Illinois”, page 1 of 2
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1919
Asbestos Magazine, 1919
…New York, has commenced excavating for a large plant in Waukegan, Illinois. No contracts have been let for the building itself, as the type of construction and the specifications have not been fully decided upon." October…
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Government report · JM Knowledge Chronology · 1918 · page 121
Frederick L. Hoffman, Mortality from Respiratory Diseases in Dusty Trades (Inorganic Dusts) (1918)
In the document: …certain propottions and ground together to the consistency of lignid mud. The excess of moisture is driven off by heat. and the residue is dried in ovens at a hizh temperature. The preliminary process, while sloppv…
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Book · 1911 · page 24
Canada To-Day: The "Land of Opportunity" Pictured by Pen and Camera (1911)
In the document: …in extent to nine Engw n n countlcs’ “In the Past two years,” says Mr. Walker, the Government gave away similarly to new settlers an area equal to the State ot Illinois The Government has, however, …
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Magazine · 1919 · April 1941 · page 35
What Asbestos Magazine Told the Industry About Dust and Disease
In the document: …2,230,271. Granted on February 4, 1941, to Donald C. Simpson, Newark, O., assignor to Owens,Corning Fiberglas Corp., Toledo, O. Original application May 22, 1937. Serial No. 144,247. Divided and this application August…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1914 · October 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 16) · page 4
The Asbestos Worker, 1914
In the document: …recombeg Secretary’s Report—C. J. Hearn, Local No. 4; 'Samuel Schultz, Local No. 3; John L. Owens, Local No. 8. St. Louis: Entitled {o two, sent one, Thos. J. MeNamara. Constitution and By-Laws—Thomas…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1919 · January 1919 (Vol. 2, No. 10) · page 13
The Asbestos Worker, 1919
In the document: …Fla. Morryott, Jacksonville, A. J. Canava, Jacksonville, Fla. Lewis F. Weceks, Jacksonville, Fr;d L. Owens, Fla. la. ’ Jacksonville, 3417 3418 3419 3420 3421 Lennel Blidsoe, Jackson- Jacksonville, Knight, Philadelphia, a. Joe Gitsinger, Philadelphia, Pa. Chas…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1915 · January 1915 (Vol. 1, No. 17) · page 18
The Asbestos Worker, 1915
In the document: …... .. ... 68 S. Murphy . e . 89 A, F. Oberour ... 70 W. Owens ... e 71 W A Perret o . 72 F, E Rust .o 7 3. Schemelsky . T H. Schoeler J. Shatzer G. Smith . Schhur H. Taylor T…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1916 · January 1916 (Vol. 1, No. 21) · page 15
The Asbestos Worker, 1916
In the document: …from No. 171. Glasser, 1705. Local No. 26. Wersich, Albany and Troy, N. Y., Local No. 40. J. L. Owens, Detroit, Mich., Local No. 25. 502, W. Cook, Detroit, Mich., Local 530, J. No. 25. Kelly…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1918 · January 1918 (Vol. 2, No. 6) · page 17
The Asbestos Worker, 1918
In the document: …No. 219 W. 674 © E M. Clark, Detroit, Mich. "*AVELING CARDS ISSUED. . No, . ‘,'\';‘Ilace Macon, Cleveland, O. i L. Owens, Detroit, Mich. ';‘,KCH)’, Detroit, Mich. * Wi, Cook, Detroit, Mich. ‘ E'- Gasco, Detroit, Mich. ilarry Rogers…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1919
Robert A. Keasbey Company: Catalogue of Heat and Cold Insulation Materials, Asbestos, Flax and Rubber Packings (1919)
…Keasbey Company, New York insulation distributors and contractors, with running heads reading 'Asbestos Products.' It opens with an account of Canadian chrysotile mining and describes 85% Magnesia pipe covering, blocks and cement, Rakco asbestos-paper train…
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Magazine · Turner Brothers Asbestos · 1918
Asbestos (Turner Brothers), 1918
…its workpeople and its customers. These are the four issues of 1918, Volume 1, free to read online or download. The index below lists their articles by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
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Magazine · Turner Brothers Asbestos · 1919
Asbestos (Turner Brothers), 1919
…its workpeople and its customers. These are the four issues of 1919, Volume 2, free to read online or download. The index below lists their articles by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1912
The Asbestos Worker, 1912
…magnesia and cork. These are the 8 issues we have from 1912 (Volume 1), free to read online or download. The index below lists their articles by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1913
The Asbestos Worker, 1913
…magnesia and cork. These are the 4 issues we have from 1913 (Volume 1), free to read online or download. The index below lists their articles by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1917
The Asbestos Worker, 1917
…magnesia and cork. These are the 4 issues we have from 1917 (Volume 2), free to read online or download. The index below lists their articles by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
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Magazine · 1919
Asbestos Magazine: The Archive, 1919–1981
…grouped by topic. Choose an article in the index and the issue opens at its page. For most years the index is the magazine's own: it printed a topical index each December (we have those…
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Magazine · 1918
Asbestos, the Turner Brothers Magazine: The Archive, 1918–1920
…issues and an index of their articles, grouped by topic. Choose an article in the index and the issue opens at its page. The magazine never printed an index, so we compiled one from each issue…
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Magazine · 1912
The Asbestos Worker: The Insulators' Union Journal, 1912–1963
…issues and an index of their articles, grouped by topic. Choose an article in the index and the issue opens at its page. The journal never printed an index, so we compiled one from each issue…
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Book · 1915 · page 63
Asbestos and Salamander, An Essay in Chinese and Hellenistic Folk-Lore (1915)
In the document: … and west of Chu-po (Java), 300 li in circumference. The active eruption of fire opens from the fourth month, and ceases in the first month. During the period of volcanic activity the trees drop their…
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Article · 1917 · page 28
Origin of Massive Serpentine and Chrysotile-Asbestos, Black Lake–Thetford Area, Quebec (1917)
In the document: …such waters would not have had access to the last type of openings, and that the serpentine now found along them owes its origin to meteoric waters. These “ exfoliation ” fractures are in general smaller than those…