The economical and successful management of cotton mills (1905)
Martin, Henry D. (Henry Desires), 1865- · Middletown, Conn., H.D. Martin · leaf 152
solution would be: As20 is one-quarter of 80, so 25 is one-quarter of 100. And so the problems come up, one after another, andunless a man has tact and is more or less familiar withodd and out of the way methods of accomplishing quickresults, he will be out-generaled and lose prestige. Thecotton… … SECTION I—INTRODUCTORY. The duties and work of a cotton mill superintendentcall forth all the virtues that a man can cultivate. Hisduties cover a vast deal of territor}^ He deals with allkinds of characters; comes into touch with multitudi-nous details; and is the everlasting power behind thethrone…
Cotton manufacture
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