Industrial PioneerThe Board, 1923 |
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... machine built up and kept in smooth working order by the most powerful organization in the world to - day , the Standard Oil . In order to obtain a foothold and to spread organization in the woolen , cotton and silk mills , the textile ...
... machine built up and kept in smooth working order by the most powerful organization in the world to - day , the Standard Oil . In order to obtain a foothold and to spread organization in the woolen , cotton and silk mills , the textile ...
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... machines , and some go up to face a grumbling master . The machine must be tended , the master must be , placated . Over it all hangs a mantle of fear ; it is a fea that poisons the bread the men eat , and the air the breathe . It does ...
... machines , and some go up to face a grumbling master . The machine must be tended , the master must be , placated . Over it all hangs a mantle of fear ; it is a fea that poisons the bread the men eat , and the air the breathe . It does ...
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... machine , of stoking a single furnace . ( Needless to say , the stockholders are too busy attending church in Los Angeles , or booze parties in Bermuda , to lend a hand . ) The tradition , the fruit of practical experience , the thought ...
... machine , of stoking a single furnace . ( Needless to say , the stockholders are too busy attending church in Los Angeles , or booze parties in Bermuda , to lend a hand . ) The tradition , the fruit of practical experience , the thought ...
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... machines and trade that England strained every nerve to become ' mis- tress of the sea ' and to hold ' dominion over palm and pine . ' . . . This is why England has warred with the United States , France and Germany so ruthlessly to ...
... machines and trade that England strained every nerve to become ' mis- tress of the sea ' and to hold ' dominion over palm and pine . ' . . . This is why England has warred with the United States , France and Germany so ruthlessly to ...
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... machine gun nests all over the woods , and the poor cre- dulous editors ran the story . The funniest thing was in Los Angeles . The Los Angeles Times hates union labor . It is so poisoned on its spleen , it looks on organization with ...
... machine gun nests all over the woods , and the poor cre- dulous editors ran the story . The funniest thing was in Los Angeles . The Los Angeles Times hates union labor . It is so poisoned on its spleen , it looks on organization with ...
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