The Technical World Magazine, Volume 16Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 39
... profit of 72 cents an acre . In 1900 the profit was $ 1.58 . In 1904 it was $ 2.50 and this year it is expected to be around $ 5 . In Saxony there is a forest of 430,000 acres in spruce closely comparable with the spruce forests that ...
... profit of 72 cents an acre . In 1900 the profit was $ 1.58 . In 1904 it was $ 2.50 and this year it is expected to be around $ 5 . In Saxony there is a forest of 430,000 acres in spruce closely comparable with the spruce forests that ...
Page 468
... profit of $ 25,000 per year . Business men do not give up such a sizeable profit , quickly . As has been said , this discovery goes into the vitals of a very great human problem . From the nature of it , it is revolutionary . It will ...
... profit of $ 25,000 per year . Business men do not give up such a sizeable profit , quickly . As has been said , this discovery goes into the vitals of a very great human problem . From the nature of it , it is revolutionary . It will ...
Page 539
... profit on each process of refining ; a profit on holding the finished product in storage until sold ; and a profit on the cost of selling . A lean ore could stand no such drain . It is further claimed that no matter how many metals may ...
... profit on each process of refining ; a profit on holding the finished product in storage until sold ; and a profit on the cost of selling . A lean ore could stand no such drain . It is further claimed that no matter how many metals may ...
Contents
Contents for October 1911 | 131 |
professional money lender is helpless to escape and how tragedy not infrequently follows the borrowing | 159 |
Farming for Sponges | 212 |
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