The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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... practical demonstration of its merits to prospective purchasers . Such agents , whether devot- ing all their time to the work or making it merely a side line in connection with their regular business , can easily make the Oliver ...
... practical demonstration of its merits to prospective purchasers . Such agents , whether devot- ing all their time to the work or making it merely a side line in connection with their regular business , can easily make the Oliver ...
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... practical and the more economical method of reward- ing a man for good work and not making a shirking , cringing time - server of him . Yes , men must be well - fed and well- rested . I find it cheaper to feed them free rather than to ...
... practical and the more economical method of reward- ing a man for good work and not making a shirking , cringing time - server of him . Yes , men must be well - fed and well- rested . I find it cheaper to feed them free rather than to ...
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... practical meth- ods for a series of years . Beside the Government bureau there are several national organizations , such as the American Highway League , which held a convention at Chicago last May . Membership in this League is limited ...
... practical meth- ods for a series of years . Beside the Government bureau there are several national organizations , such as the American Highway League , which held a convention at Chicago last May . Membership in this League is limited ...
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... practical joke upon them by telling them they would not have to pay duty on any of their European purchases they wore when going ashore . Being a gossipy person he had found out all about their pur- chases , had made the possession of ...
... practical joke upon them by telling them they would not have to pay duty on any of their European purchases they wore when going ashore . Being a gossipy person he had found out all about their pur- chases , had made the possession of ...
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... practical ob- jections to this system . The motor of the three - phase system is inherently a constant - speed machine . With a light load or a heavy load it runs at the same rate of speed . Upgrade or on a level track it makes ...
... practical ob- jections to this system . The motor of the three - phase system is inherently a constant - speed machine . With a light load or a heavy load it runs at the same rate of speed . Upgrade or on a level track it makes ...
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