Word: dyes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...true that most of the southern mills have dropped back from their brief N.R.A. standards. The northern mills, in particular the American Woolen Company of Lawrence, the Perennial Dye and Print Works of Rhode Island, the Pequot and Newmarket Mills in Massachusetts, and the Nashua, and Pacific mills in New Hampshire, against all of which Lewis is gunning, are, how-ever, paying the highest wages in their history and operating on a forty-hour a week basis. These companies are not in strong enough positions, since the last really good textile year was 1927, to withstand labor troubles at this...
Harvard swung into the lead two minutes after the opening as Mechem scored. Harding followed with a tally five minutes later, but the Bears fought back with their best team play of the game to register their only tally as Dye scored. The period ended...
HARVARD BROWN Harding, l.w. r.w., Davis Ford, c. c., Dye Mechem, r.w. l.w., Darling Hicks, l.d. r.d., Eccleston Houghton, r.d. l.d., Tingley Mahoney, g. g., Skillings...
Credited with the invention of this drug, which some responsible doctors last week were calling the medical discovery of the decade, were Professors Heinrich Horlein and Gerhard Domagk of the German Dye Trust. Dr. Horlein, director of the Trust's pharmaceutical research at Elberfeld, and Dr. Domagk, a chemotherapist, designed Prontosil's complex molecule of dyestuff. After Dye Trust synthetists made it. Dr. Domagk experimented on mice, found that it did not kill them, that it did cure them of streptococcic infections. Other German doctors tried the material on human beings, began to report success in 1935. Last...
...Trade name copyrighted by Winthrop Chemical Co. Inc. of Manhattan, the German Dye Trust's U. S. representatives...