Word: plant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...consistent with our appropriations, we could use approximately the same quantity of column inches which was devoted to a description of the Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.'s plant in TIME...
...Ford Six was motored out of the Detroit factory last week as Henry Ford & Edsel watched. The elder man smiled contentedly as it was placed beside the fifteenth million model T flivver. Its maximum speed is 60 miles per hour. And it was the first product of the Detroit plant since...
...redesigned paper storage cavern stretching far under Brooklyn Bridge were bit by bit purchased, made room for and set scientifically in place. Four years this process required. Last week it was completed. In all the years not one edition or one mail train was missed by a paper plant working 24 hours a day to publish a morning and evening newspaper to the sum of 700,000 daily copies...
Overproduction, lack of organization, and the increasing competition of substitutes for lumber were outlined by Professor de Haas as some of the contributing causes to the deficit in the lumber industry. "Every lumber mill will need a chemical plant for converting waste products into profitable commodities in the future," said Professor de Haas...
...lovable, disgusting, Falstaffian figure who drinks, slops, fights, sweats, writes lovely lyrics. One hundred and fifty-eight well-printed pages suffice to give his life in its entirety. If the style is not so robust as Jonson, the conception is brutal enough. Jonson is rare, rare as a century plant; rare also as a beefsteak. Author Steele, aged 20, lately studied under Professor John Erskine,* of Columbia University. Lectures by Professor Erskine inspired the writing of the Jonson book, the author says...