World
Innovations
- "Taylor,
Frederick", excerpt from, The Principles of Scientific
Management, New York: Harper and Bros., 1913.
- "Reconstruction",
(advertisement), The Independent, (New
York), February 8, 1919, vol. 97, p. 198
- "Today's
Housewife", (advertisement), The Independent,
(New York), February 1, 1919, vol. 97, p. 168
- Purinton,
Edward Earle, "Machines instead of men", The
Independent, (New York), vol. 97, pp. 92 - 93,
100. January, 1919
- Grossman, James, Land of Hope: Chicago, Black Southerners,
and the Great Migration, Chicago, Univ. of Chicago
Press, p.190 - 191
- "How
the Great Bell Telephone Started",
The Chicago Daily News Almanac and Yearbook for
1920, Chicago Daily News, 1920. pp. 981, 982,
983
- Boorstin, Daniel J., "Frederick Taylor" excerpt,
from, The Americans, The Democratic Experience,
New York, Vintage Books, 1974, pp. 364 - 365
- Evans, Arthur M., "'Social Justice' Becomes the
New Religion of Big Employers of Chicago; Give Workers
Share in the Profits", The Chicago Daily Tribune,
April 15, 1919
- "The Chances For Experimental Chemists", Science
and Invention, (New York), August 1919
- "Be a Certificated Electrician", (advertisement),
Science and Invention, (New York), August 1919
- "Speed Up Production", (advertisement), The
Independent, (New York), January 18, 1919, vol.
77, 1919, p. 71
- "Reduction in the Cost of Local Transportation",
(pamphlet), The Steelball Company, Chicago, Illinois,
1901
- Sinsabaugh, Chris, "Who Me? ! Forty Years of
Automobile History",Arnold Powers, Inc. Detroit,
1940
- Excerpt - The development of the Automobile Club.
- Excerpt - The first Automobile Show.