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Personal Papers, 1894-1936
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BOX 1-2 |
Tributes, 1900-1936
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Two volumes of correspondence, condolences, thank-you notes, messages of
congratulations, awards, interviews, testimonials, certificates, photographs,
newspaper clippings, biographical material, and printed articles and speeches.
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Volume one contains testimonials and tributes; volume two includes messages of
condolences upon Little's death. |
BOX 1 |
Vol. I, 1900-1936, undated
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BOX 2 |
Vol. II, 1935-1936, undated
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BOX 3-6 |
Speeches and Writings, 1894-1934
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Holograph, typed, and printed speeches, lectures and articles by Little. |
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Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder by name of speech, article, or
lecture. |
BOX 3 |
Articles |
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1894,
“Industrial Applications of Cellulose Thiocarbonates and Products Derived
Therefrom” |
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1899,
“James Mason Crafts” |
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1900,
“Viscose” |
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1903,
“The Durability of Paper” |
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1906,
“Chemistry and the Generation of Power” |
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1909,
“A Laboratory for Public Service” |
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1910
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“The Basis of Quality in
Paper” |
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“Chemical Fakes” |
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“Chemistry and Dividends” |
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“The Chemist's Place in
Industry” |
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“The Paper-maker's Trouble
Book” |
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1915,
Report of the Visiting Committee of the Departments of Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. |
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1916
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“A Five-year Course in Chemical
Engineering,” Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. |
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“Industrial Research” |
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1917
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“Industrial Research for
Railroads” |
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Report of industrial
researches |
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1919 |
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“Chemistry and the Special
Library” |
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“Developing the Estate” |
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Report of Omnibus Committee, American
Chemical Society |
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1920
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“The Day of the Chemical
Engineer” |
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“The Petroleum Outlook” |
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1921
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“The Fuel Problem” |
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“Natural Resources in Their Relation to
Military Supplies” |
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“On the Making of Silk Purses from
Sow's Ears” |
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“Science's Future with Oil” |
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1922
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“Are We Burning Up Our
Future?” |
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Chemical engineering education report
of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers |
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“Let the Chemists Pay Your
Bills” |
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1923
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Department of Chemistry and Chemical
Engineering report, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. |
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“Hidden Profits in the Product
Itself” |
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1924
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“Report of Committee on Economy of Fuel
and Economy of Raw Materials” |
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“Physics and Civilization” |
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1925
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“The Contributions of Science to
Manufacturing” |
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“The Industrial Chemist-Advertising
Partner” |
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1928
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“Chemical Engineering Pervades All
Petroleum Technology” |
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“Chemical Industry” |
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“Coal Consumption as Affected by
Increased Efficiency and Other Factors” |
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“Migration of Industry” |
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“Some Radical Speculations about
Gas” |
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“Progress of Chemistry in
1927" |
BOX 4 |
1929
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“Chemical Engineering in the U.
S.” |
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“Progress of Chemistry in
1928" |
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1930
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“Appreciation of Ellwood
Hendrick” |
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“The Value of Technological
Research” |
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1931,
“Present Developments in Chemistry” |
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1932,
“The Silver Anniversary of Chemical Engineering in America” |
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1933
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“Appreciation of Mr. Everett
Morss” |
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“Baekeland of the ’1000
Uses'” |
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“A Quarter Century in Industrial
Service” |
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“The Technocracy Bubble” |
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1934,
“Protean Plastics” |
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Undated
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“Elements of Chemical
Engineering” |
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“Industrial Research in
America” |
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“The Industrial Research Opportunities
of the South” |
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“Report of the Official
Chemist” |
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“Science in Paper-making” |
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“Synthesis of Southern
Wealth” |
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Notes and Outlines, 1911-1916, undated
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Speeches and Lectures |
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1900,
“New Cellulose Industries” |
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1903,
“New Cellulose Industries in the U. S.” |
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1906,
“Chemist and the Community” |
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1908
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“Official Chemist of the American Paper
and Pulp Association” |
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“The United Field of
Chemistry” |
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1909,
“The Cotton Fiber Substance and Its Properties” |
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1911,
“The Earning Power of Chemistry” |
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1912
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Algonquin Club speech for visitors to
the Eighth International Congress of Applied Chemistry, New York, N.
Y. |
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American Chemical Society, Maine
section |
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1913
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Combustion |
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“Industrial Research in
America” |
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Nichols-Hesse Dinner |
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“Paper-making and the Properties of
Paper” |
BOX 5 |
1915
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“The Dyestuff Situation and Its
Lesson” |
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Fiftieth anniversary of the Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Mass. |
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“The Industrial Resources and
Opportunities of the South” |
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Chemical Society, Cambridge, Mass. |
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“University and Business” |
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1916
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“The Chemical Engineer As a World
Factor” |
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“Organization, Plan and Scope of the
Natural Resources Survey of Canada” |
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“Utilization of Wood Waste” |
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1917
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“The Chemist” |
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Laboratory staff on exemption of
chemists re World War I military service |
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“The Relationship of Research to
Industrial Development” |
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1918
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Abstract and extension of testimony
before the Federal Trade Commission |
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“Organization of Industrial
Research” |
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1919
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“Chemistry and the South” |
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“Industrial Research” |
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“The Organization and Conduct of an
Industrial Laboratory” |
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1920,
“Natural Resources in Their Relation to Military Supplies” |
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1921
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“The Dependence of the Lime Industry
upon Nature and Science” |
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“Energy: Its Sources and Future
Possibilities” |
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“The History and Manufacture of Book
Papers” |
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