Pennsylvania a Reading List for the Use of Schools With Special Reference to I

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Good descriptions of processes. Valentine, Mrs Laura (Jewry). J609 V15 ffGlass. ] (In her Aunt Louisa's book of common things, p. 81-84. ) Williams, Archibald. J670 W74 ♦Manufacture of glass. (In his How it is made, p. 117-131. ) Constituents of glass. — Glass-making. — A tank furnace. — Shaping glass. - — Blowing bottles. — Window-glass. — Large sheets. — Rolling plate-glass. — Pressing glass. — A stopper- making machine. Describes processes as carried on in modern British works. Iron and its ...Manufacture Boucher, J. N. Q974-886 B65 v. 2 *The early iron industry (and three following chapters). (In his Century and a half of Pittsburg and her people, v. 2, p. 1-62. ) Traces the development of the iron and steel trade of Pittsburgh. Carnegie, Andrew. 304 C2ie *Steel manufacture in the United States in the 19th century, and Iron and steel at home and abroad. (In his Empire of business, p. 229- 242, 303-307) Carpenter, F. G. J917 C22 Pittsburg and its iron works. (In his North America, p.

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