Beyond Steel

This short essay describes Mary Ware Dennett's reactions to the Bach Festival performances. Dennett, a reformer who supported pacifist and socialist causes, is best know for her work to promote birth control. She distributed a pamphlet on sex that was banned from the mails as obscene in 1922 and she was convicted of distributing the material in 1928. After public outrage over her conviction, and with help from the AmericanCivil Liberties Union, the conviction was later overturned.

Minutes of special meeting of the Alpha Portland Cement Co. on November 3, 1898 approving resolutions authorizing the President and Council to negotiate a patent dispute with the Huntington Dry Pulverizer Co. and a resolution to form a committee to plan and obtain estimates for a new works. The Alpha Portland Cement Co. was organized in 1895 when it acquired the Whitaker Cement Co. Originally based in Philadelphia, the company later moved its headquarters to Easton, Pa. Based in the area of the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania known as the ""Cement Belt,"" Alpha Portland Cement Co.

This book discusses the different aspects with in Cement Plants throughout Nazareth Pennsylvania. The history of cement is detailed in the first chapter. The following chapters argue about cement belts, cement manufacturers, and cement mills in and around Nazareth. A chapter on the components of an ideal cement mill was discussed. Cement corporation's mills such as Nazareth Portland, Dexter, and Phoenix were mentioned. A comparison was made on a variety of cement in the Nazareth area. Throughout the book maps of the mills were inserted.

This report, done by the Bureau of Labor, investigates the strike at the Bethlehem Steel Company (Bethlehem, PA) in 1910. The report was "prepared under the direction of Chas. P. Neill, Commissioner of Labor" (title page). The report outlines the causes of the strike as well as an overall investigation as to the working conditions at the company. Numerous tables of data are provided from the investigation.

This report contains a list of employees in the Manufacturing Department at the Bethlehem Steel in June, 1902. The report lists the names of the employees, along with the department they are in, the date employed, their old salary, the date their salary was last increased, and lastly, their present salary.

Historical sketch of the borough of South Bethlehem, principal portions of the General Borough Law, proceedings in the matter of the incorporation of the Borough of South Bethlehem, PA., ordinances, and index to principal resolutions of Town Council, and list of councilmen since the incorporation of the Borough.

This work is a collection of biographies and genealogical research describing the lives and ancestry of people from the Lehigh Valley (particularly Lehigh, Northampton and Carbon counties) who helped shape its landscape and infrastucture. The history of prominent buildings, schools, and groups in the Lehigh Valley is also included in this work.

"... When one considers that this book contains over 32,000 items of distinct information, all compiled and brought into shape for ready reference, it will perhaps be surprising how few errors are manifest. The miscellaneous data classed as Appendix has been arranged with some degree of system instead of being loosely scattered. The Street Guide -- pages 65-142 -- is an entirely new feature here and its utility will be evident to every business man.

This is the fifty-first annual report of St. Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem, PA, created in 1924. This report includes a summary of the Treasurer's report, as well as the Executive Committee report, a statistical report of the cases treated at the hospital, and the Ladies' Aid Society report. Reports from the Pathology Department, the Social Service Deparment, and the thirty-ninth annual report of the St. Luke's Hospital Training School for Nurses are also included. Donations made to the hospital are listed as well.

This is a survey of Bethlehem's recreation facilities produced by the Bethlehem Community Council in 1960. This survey includes statistics, maps and other data about public and private recreation facilities in the city of Bethlehem as well as surrounding boroughs and townships. The survey was conducted in order to help examine the current state of recreation facilities in the Bethlehem area as well as to help with future recreation programs, policies and developments.

This collection of maps shows drafts detailing the Freemansburg Borough and its boundaries beginning on the island opposite the Mouth of Nancy's Run with a course of North 37 degrees West to a point on the towpath of the Lehigh Canal thence down said towpath 52 perches to a point South 84 and a half degress W 25 and a half to William Gwinner's Corner. Courses and distances for the towpaths are shown on the title page and were surveyed by J. H. Boyer in 1856.

This is the fifty-sixth annual report of St. Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem, PA, created in 1930. This report includes a summary of the Treasurer's report, as well as the President's report, the Superintendent's report, a summary of the cases treated at the hospital, and the Ladies' Aid Society report. Reports from the departments of Pathology, Roentgenology, Physical Therapy, and Social Service are included as well. Donations made to the hospital are also listed.

The third annual report of the Ironton Railroad Company, presented by the President and Board of Managers to the stockholders in 1863, details the business of the Company in 1862. A decrease in the production of the mines is elaborated upon in this report ; the finances of the company are also outlined here as well.

This is the fifty-second annual report of St. Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem, PA, which covers a twenty month period, from October, 1924 to May, 1926. This report includes the Treasurer's report, the President's report, the Superintendent's report, a statistical report of the cases treated at the hospital, and the Ladies' Aid Society report. Reports from the departments of Pathology, Roentgenology, and Social Service are included as well. By-laws adopted in 1926 are included at the end of the report.

This is the thirty-third annual report of St. Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem, PA, created in 1907 and prepared for the Board of Trustees. This report includes the Treasurer's report, statistical report of the cases treated at the hospital, the Dispensary Department report, and the Chaplain's report. This annual report also contains reports from the Director, Physician and Surgeon-in-Chief, the Ladies' Aid Society, the Fruit and Flower Mission, and the pathologist. The twenty-first annual report of the St.

This is the nineteenth annual report of St. Luke's Hospital in Bethlehem, PA, created in 1893 and prepared for the Board of Trustees. This report includes the Treasurer's report, statistical report of the cases treated at the hospital, and the Dispensary Department report. This annual report also contains reports from the Director, Physician and Surgeon-in-Chief, the Ladies' Aid Society and the Fruit and Flower Mission. The seventh annual report of the St.

This pamphlet, published by the Council of Civilian Defense, Bethlehem Area, provides information on how to react if Bethlehem is bombed during World War 2. Topics covered include: what equipment to have on hand for fires, how to participate in a blackout, how to fight fires, how to deal with injuries, etc.

This pamphlet "gives you a glimpse of the Bethlehem organization as it is today: its scope, its operations, its products, and its people." Topics include sales, research, operations around the world, etc.

Minutes of board meeting of the Alpha Portland Cement Co. held April 17, 1895 which include the following actions: motion resolved that the capital stock of the company be increased by the issue of 3,900 shares, bringing the total issued capital of the company to $400,000 accompanied by payment schedules; motion resolved authorizing the President and treasurer to acquire the stock owned by Thomas D. Whitaker in the Whitaker Cement Co. upon confirmation of satisfactory title. The Alpha Portland Cement Co. was organized in 1895 when it acquired the Whitaker Cement Co.

The fourth annual report of the Ironton Railroad Company for the year 1863. This report details the finances of the company in 1863, providing figures for the company's stocks and debts, costs of road and equipment, amount of freight (in tons), and the company's expenditures.

Minutes of board meeting of the Alpha Portland Cement Co. held November 21, 1917 which include the following actions: the Board discussed the difficulties in operating all of the company's plants given to conditions caused by the war and stated that some plants would be shut due to lack of demand for cement; the President reported that the employees had subscribed to $103,000 in Liberty Bonds; the President reported that the negotiation over power rates with the Lehigh Navigation Electric Co.

Minutes of board meeting of the Alpha Portland Cement Co. held November 20, 1918 which include the following actions: the President reported that manufacturing conditions were poor as the Spanish Influenza epidemic had affected all of the company's plants; the president reported that the Emergency Hospital established at Martins Creek, Pa. did excellent work responding to the epidemic; the President reported that the company's subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan was $100,000; F.M.

This compound object contains a series of 9 maps, detailing the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad running alongside the Lehigh River from Mauch Chunk to Easton. These maps also include surveying information on local landowners, towns, and cities.