A History of Paper-manufacturing in the United States, 1690-1916Lockwood trade journal Company, 1916 - 352 páginas |
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A History of Paper-manufacturing in the United States, 1690-1916 Lyman Horace Weeks Vista completa - 1916 |
A History of Paper-manufacturing in the United States, 1690-1916 Lyman Horace Weeks Vista completa - 1916 |
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Alvah Crocker American annual product became Board Company Boston brothers Burbank capital census century Chambersburg Charles colony Columbia County Congress Connecticut creek daily capacity Delaware county dollars early engines England erected established facturing fibre fifty tons five four Fourdrinier Fourdrinier machine George Gilpin ground-wood History Hollingsworth hundred and fifty hundred tons imported inches industry Isaiah Thomas Ivy Mills John Joseph kinds of paper later linen machinery manilla manufacture of paper Manufacturing Company Mass Massachusetts mill was built Milton newspaper Newton Nixon North Carolina number of mills October 16 Ohio operated owners Paper Company paper mills Paper Trade Paper Trade Journal paper-making paper-manufacturing paper-mill patent Penn Pennsylvania Philadelphia printer printing paper Pulp and Paper pulp-mills quantity rags reams Rittenhouse river sheets sold Straw Board sulphite supply Thomas thousand tion tons daily town twenty United vats Watertown Willcox William Wire Wissahickon creek wood wood-pulp wrapping writing paper York
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Página 3 - Germantown, t'other hard by. A paper mill near German-Town doth stand, So that the flax which first springs from the land, First flax, then yarn, and then they must begin, To weave the same which they took pains to spin. Also when on our backs it is well worn, Some of the same remains ragged and Torn; Then of...
Página 3 - Here dwelt a printer and I find That he can both print books and bind; He wants not paper, ink, nor skill He's owner of a paper mill. The paper mill is here hard by And makes good paper frequently, But the printer, as I do here tell, Is gone into New York to dwell.
Página 3 - Pennsylvania, in which he alludes to the settlement : — " The German town of which I spoke before, Which is at least in length one mile or more, Where lives High German people and Low Dutch, Whose trade in weaving linen cloth is much, — There grows the flax, as also you may know That from the same they do divide the tow. Their trade suits well their habitation, — We find convenience for their occupation.
Página 3 - tother hard by. A Paper Mill near German-Town doth stand, So that the Flax, which first springs from the Land, First Flax, then Yarn, and then they must begin, To weave the same, which they took pains to spin. Also, when on our backs it is well worn, Some...
Página 60 - ADVERTISEMENT. The Bell Cart will go through Boston before the end of next month, to collect Rags for the Paper-Mill at Milton, when all people that will encourage the Paper Manufactory, may dispose of them.
Página 65 - Manufacture, and when the young Ladies are assured, that by sending to the Paper Mill an old Handkerchief, no longer fit to cover their snowy Breasts, there is a Possibility of its returning to them again in the more pleasing Form of a Billet Deaux from their Lovers, the Proprietors flatter themselves with great Success.
Página 88 - ... as per memorial on file : Resolved by this Assembly, that the memorialists have liberty, and liberty and authority is hereby granted to them, to...
Página 112 - As the subscribers have it in contemplation to erect a PAPER MILL in Dalton, the ensuing spring; and the business being very beneficial to the community at large, they flatter themselves that they shall meet with due encouragement.
Página 191 - I am informed, is in a great measure getting supplies there. Formerly they all went from the Atlantic states. "From the time of the Revolution, the quantity of paper imported has been gradually decreasing; and before the revision of the tariff in 1846, had dwindled 192 to perhaps not more than 2 per cent.
Página 112 - ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MANUFACTORIES "AND THEY WILL IMPROVE. "LADIES, SAVE YOUR RAGS! "As the Subscribers have it in contemplation to erect a paper mill in Dalton the ensuing spring ; and the business being very beneficial to the community at large, they flatter themselves that they shall meet with due encouragement. And that every woman who has the good of her country, and the...