Word: production
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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SOUTH AFRICA.- The undersigned expects to go to South Africa this summer to represent several large American manufacturers there. He will have the exclusive rights for the sale of the product of one of the largest American carbuilding companies, and is making arrangements for similar rights with certain manufacturers of mining machinery, furniture, carriages, and boots and shoes. He would like to be joined by a Harvard man who would invest about $5000 in the undertaking and go out this summer or follow later. References and full particulars given and required. Address, "Export," care Arkwright Club, Broadway, New York...
SOUTH AFRICA.- The undersigned expects to go to South Africa this summer to represent several large American manufacturers there. He will have the exclusive rights for the sale of the product of one of the largest American carbuilding companies, and is making arrangements for similar rights with certain manufacturers of mining machinery, furniture, carriages, and boots and shoes. He would like to be joined by a Harvard man who would invest about $5000 in the undertaking and go out this summer or follow later. References and full particulars given and required. Address, "Export," care Arkwright Club, Broadway, New York...
...ponents were begging the question in that they did not confine themselves to the question at issue nor did they show any possible way by which bimetallism could be put in force. It was Yale's position that the Harvard speakers if they maintained that gold monometallism was a product of evolution were in the wrong. That if they declared that what is virtually a gold standard here in the United States has been beneficial, they were mistaken. And that to definitively adopt a single gold standard would be to bring about the evils of silver monometallism. The rebuttals were...
...second Harvard speaker was S. R. Wrightington. He reaffirmed his statement in his opening speech that the single gold standard was the product of evolution. Is it possible, he asked, that all the nations have stumbled in this one direction by chance. And our opponents assume the possibility of a league. They assume that we may be asked to join it. There can be no guarantee for its permanence it formed. Nations would enter or withdraw as they pleased. Is this the sort of an agreement we wish to enter? In it we should coin silver and lose gold. Then...
...monument to his memory, which will last as long as the city of Boston, and which is the product of his own genius, is the Metropolitan Park System of Boston. He was influential in arousing interest in this undertaking in the beginning, and later the plans were in great part entrusted...