The economical and successful management of cotton mills (1905)
Martin, Henry D. (Henry Desires), 1865- · Middletown, Conn., H.D. Martin · leaf 6
rves them per-fectly, makes them clean—not sticky—stops ali, slip so that every beltcan be run easy or slack and carry fullest loads. This means a greatreduction (10-40 per cent.) in a mills friction load, no belt troubles,more output, loTig-lived belts, economy of time, oil and fuel. We guarantee… … HENRY D. MARTIN. THE ECONOMICAL AND SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENTOF COTTON MILLS By HENRY D. MARTIN AUTHOR. INVENTOR, COTTON MILL MANAGERMEMBER OF THE NEW ENGLAND COTTON MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Copyright 1905Illustrated PUBLISHED BY H. 1). MARTIN MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT
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