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Title: India rubber world
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Subjects: Rubber industry and trade
Publisher: (Philadelphia, Bill Brothers Publishing Corp.)
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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ice-President Jones,however, proposed a toast to the absent president, Mr. GeorgeB. Hodgman, to which all enthusiastically responded. CaptainAppleton, after long and persistent effort secured comparativesilence and a sliow of attention. Then a toast was proposed toHenry C. Pearson, wliom he referred to as the founder andfather of the cluli. Tlie next toast was to the presiding officer,F. B. Jones, wliom he designated as tlie next president. Prizes were awarded w^ith informality; the names being an-nounced and llie wimiers receiving tbiin from Mr Junes. Theywere; in tlie (lolf Tournament— Wallace G. Pa.ge, lowest net, silver and cut-glass cocktail mixer. W. L. Pitcher, second lowest net, silver loving cup. Lawrence B. Pa,ge, lowest gross, cigarctt case. In Quoits— R. S. Hodges, first prize, gold cuff links; Henry C. Pearson,second prize, gold cufT links. In Swimming Race— W. H. Bass, first prize, gold handled pocket knife. It was after nine oclock when the Griswnlds wbi-itle gave
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Memrers of the RriiHER Ci.UB .\xi> TnEiK Guests \t the .Mihsummek Outing. bent on himself that the dinner should be thoroughly and com-pletely satisfactory to every guest—and it was. While the diners were busy the band played. Between coursesthe diners sang, instigated thereto by the band. .\nd while thediners dined and the band playe<l, two little maids, lured by themusic, tangoed, hesitated and Castle-walked with grace and pre-cision up and down the space between the club house anci the an aihnoniliiry blast. Not long after lines were cast off and thetrip across the harbor in the cool of the evening was far fromthe least enjoyable portion of the days program. And when themembers arrived at the Boston dock and parted for their severaldestinations it was with most hearty adieux and with a unani-mous verdict that the fifteentli outing was the best in the his-tory of the club. August 1, 1914.) THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 597 The Production of Sulphur. ASIDE from rul)bcr itself the mo

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