The sun. [volume], September 21, 1919, Page 10, Image 10

About The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920

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Tremendous Strides in the Scientific and
Industrial Development of United States Tires
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iThe story of Rubber is a history of
achievement. It tells of man's mas-
tery over Nature. How Science
and Industry march hand in hand
transforming the secret forces of the
Jungle into active agencies for
human use.
United States Rubber Company
products represent the net result of
the concerted energies of "many
men of many minds" enlisted in
nearly every branch of modern
Study and Endeavor.
An army of Specialists stands guard
over every step in the evolution of
the milky, sticky latex of the rubber
tree into a long line of finished prod
ucts adapted to modern needs.
Trained Biologists, skilled in the
growth and phenomena of plant life,
watch ovfcr the health of millions of
rubber trees on the great plantation
in Sumatra.
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Expert Botanists lend their aid in the
study of the structure and functions
of trees best suited for the various
purposes in hand.
Skilled Chemists are constantly at
work altering and modifying the
physical properties of rubber, from
extraction to the final finish.
A corps of Engineers attends every
movement from the tree to the fac
tory, making all methods and
materials conform to the laws of
Accuracy, Efficiency and Economy.
Science rules over every activity of
the more than fifty factories of the
United States Rubber Company. It
dominates every factor it controls
every function of Manufacturing,
Distributing and Marketing.
Science makes system, and System
makes stability, and Stability makes
satisfaction. The sum total of all
makes the Service that stands
supreme, as exemplified most strik
ingly in the ever growing popularity
of United States Tires.
United States Tires
are Good Tires
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