The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 172
... shipyards ; but the really American arti- sans were quickly mobilized for the es- sential labor of hammering out the cop- per kettles for our new ships ' galleys , of rolling from sheet metal the vitally nec- essary copper pipes for all ...
... shipyards ; but the really American arti- sans were quickly mobilized for the es- sential labor of hammering out the cop- per kettles for our new ships ' galleys , of rolling from sheet metal the vitally nec- essary copper pipes for all ...
Page 174
... shipyards - a national anthem of industry . The speed with which he sends his steel pins , heated to an orange hue , into place is taken as a criterion of the morale and efficiency of the particular plant in which he is engaged . The b ...
... shipyards - a national anthem of industry . The speed with which he sends his steel pins , heated to an orange hue , into place is taken as a criterion of the morale and efficiency of the particular plant in which he is engaged . The b ...
Page 177
... shipyard in the country until the con- centration of attention on this particular branch of the industry threatened demorali- zation of the coördi- nate branches . But the riveter is still the hero of the hull in the eyes of the people ...
... shipyard in the country until the con- centration of attention on this particular branch of the industry threatened demorali- zation of the coördi- nate branches . But the riveter is still the hero of the hull in the eyes of the people ...
Page 178
... SHIPYARDS In surveying the varied activities of the ever - increasing army of men engaged in shipbuilding , the observer or correspond- ent making a tour of the firing lines of industry is apt to think of woman's share in the vast ...
... SHIPYARDS In surveying the varied activities of the ever - increasing army of men engaged in shipbuilding , the observer or correspond- ent making a tour of the firing lines of industry is apt to think of woman's share in the vast ...
Page 179
... shipyard by seven o'clock , has to get up at 4.30 every morning and travel 15 miles to her job . Her cheerfulness ... shipyards ! THE SHIP NEEDS OF PEACE In order to understand and appreciate the task which lies before the American ...
... shipyard by seven o'clock , has to get up at 4.30 every morning and travel 15 miles to her job . Her cheerfulness ... shipyards ! THE SHIP NEEDS OF PEACE In order to understand and appreciate the task which lies before the American ...
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