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English: Lamson Service

Identifier: literarydigest60newy (find matches)
Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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mental state thatnobody could get on with him. I learnedfrom my chart that Nature thus holds thehuman being to a rigid balance-sheet ofconduct according to these facts of blond-ness and brunetteness. This balance,however, seemed always to be indicatedin advance by the color and facial shapeof the individual. If these things are true it is easy to seethat a man who holds both of these forceswithin him, the di-ive of the blond and ofthe brunette, in a fifty-fifty measure maybe able to adapt himself to the two fieldsof endeavor natiu-al to both types. Never-theless, he may not expect to succeed incompetition with a man who holds a higherrating in the possession of either force.Indeed, this fifty-fifty man may be afailure, for the reason that one force inhim obliges him to quit so often in obedi-ence to the other. The square peg andthe round peg lose time in adjusting them-st^lves to the holes that suit them. To come back to Professor Holt, it The Literary Digest for February 22, 1919 73
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Human Muscleor Muscle of Steel Manpower—human muscle, works wellin the morning, less capably at mid-day,wearily by the time the whistle blows. Human muscle can lift, carry or trans-port only so much, only so fast. Itscapacity depends upon its owners nativestrength and intelligent supervision bysuperior brains. Human muscle really works only halfthe time when it is used for toting.Empty hands or empty trucks mean onlyhalf profits. Human muscle is capable of betterthings for you and itself. It is moneyidling when it could be money workingand paying dividends through increasedproduction. Muscle of steel, Lamson Conveyors, neverknow weariness. Their force is GRAVITATIONwhich never stops for food or sleep. Lamson Conveyors can lift, carry or trans-port whatever the days work requires. Theyneed no supervision. They work automatically,day or night. They make production flowinstead of being trucked. Lamson Conveyors work all the time.Nothing stops them. They get the productout of the works

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  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookpublisher:New_York___Funk___Wagnalls__etc__
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  • bookleafnumber:798
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  • bookcollection:toronto
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