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Plenty to Admire…in Today’s Dry Cleaning!

Plenty to Admire…in Today’s Dry Cleaning! (1946)

Dow Chemical Company (American, 19th/20th Century)
Cellulose is Born tough…and that fact means money to you

Cellulose is Born tough…and that fact means money to you (1940)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Hercules Pine Oils

Hercules Pine Oils (1949)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Stalemating Saprophytes!

Stalemating Saprophytes! (1937)

Dow Chemical Company (American, 19th/20th Century)
New Paint Ingredient solves difficult problem for World of Tomorrow

New Paint Ingredient solves difficult problem for World of Tomorrow (1940)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Now–Better Cellulose Gum for Better Printing Pastes

Now–Better Cellulose Gum for Better Printing Pastes (1952)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Problem… Solution Result… [June-August]

Problem… Solution Result… [June-August] (1947)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Let’s Make It for Keeps

Let’s Make It for Keeps (1947)

Jon Whitcomb (American, 1906–1988)
The Doctor…In Shirt Sleeves

The Doctor…In Shirt Sleeves (1945)

Dow Chemical Company (American, 19th/20th Century)
Out…For Good!

Out…For Good! (1945)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Plastics: American as Apple Pie

Plastics: American as Apple Pie (1950)

Dow Chemical Company (American, 19th/20th Century)
We’ll be Looking for you at the Crushed Stone Convention in Chicago with the Latest Dope on Explosives for Quarrying

We’ll be Looking for you at the Crushed Stone Convention in Chicago with the Latest Dope on Explosives for Quarrying (1947)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Problem… Solution Result… [April-July]

Problem… Solution Result… [April-July] (1947)

Hercules Incorporated (American, 20th Century)
Saran: Piped Through Plastic!

Saran: Piped Through Plastic! (1942)

Dow Chemical Company (American, 19th/20th Century)
Ethocel — Shock Resistance at Zero

Ethocel — Shock Resistance at Zero (Circa 1943)

Dow Chemical Company (American, 19th/20th Century)
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