Word: stripping
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard's pet comic-strip heroines is that ravishing blonde, Burma, of "Terry and the Pirates." Not long ago, if you recall, she developed a violent crush on Pat, the swarthy hero of the strip--who showed a stubborn disinterest in all her advances...
...inch. He has already applied the trephine to the cold-storage eye which an assistant holds by means of sterile gauze. Transferring the donor cornea to the host eye is the work of only a few minutes. Dr. Filatov straps the graft in position with the prepared strip of conjunctiva, withdraws the ivory guard from its slots, bandages both eyes to immobilize the engrafted one as much as possible. After a lapse of weeks the patient can see, adequately if not perfectly. In his last week's report Dr. Filatov remarked...
...largest aggregation of steel properties in the U. S. The company was by all odds the biggest family-owned steel business in the land. The money-$30,000,000-was for expansion, not refunding. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. was ready to build in its Pittsburgh works a new continuous strip-sheet mill, which is an exceedingly expensive chunk of machinery...
...other heavy steel products, such as pipes, mer chant bars and structural shapes. Though J. & L.'s plants are the envy of the industry, this preponderance of heavy products, which slumped worst in Depression, was what inspired last week's bond issues. A big modern strip-sheet mill will help balance its output...
...under President Samuel E. Hackett, a master salesman, J. & L. lost a little money last year on total sales of $62,000,000. With total assets of $184,900,000 and 20,000 employes, J. & L. is geared, like all steel companies, for boomtime production. And with its new strip-sheet mill and the steel team of Lewis & Hackett to sell its output, Jones & Laughlin is ready for whatever boom may develop...