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51. Walker Student Wedding

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Harry Bennett and Harry Bennett

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This photograph appears to show the wedding of the Madam C.J. Walker College of Beauty Culture student. The bridesmaids are lined up in matching dresses along with the groomsmen., This project is supported by a Digitizing Hidden Collections or Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

52. Unique Beauty Salon

Author

Harry Bennett and Harry Bennett

Abstract

Pauline Holder was the proprietor of the Unique Beauty Salon in Dallas, Texas. Her salon offered the Madam C.J. Walker System to her clients. This photograph shows the salon storefront. The window display contains Walker products and the salon's slogan was "For Beauty's Sake"., This project is supported by a Digitizing Hidden Collections or Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

53. Walker Prom Queen

Author

Harry Bennett and Harry Bennett

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This is a photograph of the Prom Queen from the Madam C.J. Walker College of Beauty Culture in Dallas, Texas. She is wearing a crown, holding a staff, and donning a long sparkly cape., This project is supported by a Digitizing Hidden Collections or Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

54. Walker College Prom

Author

Harry Bennett and Harry Bennett

Abstract

The girls of the Madam C.J. Walker College of Beauty Culture gather together for a group picture at prom. They are wearing a variety of evening dress styles and their hair is done perfectly., This project is supported by a Digitizing Hidden Collections or Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

55. Walker College Graduates, Dallas, Texas

Author

Harry Bennett and Harry Bennett

Abstract

This photograph shows the graduates of the Madam C.J. Walker College of Beauty in Dallas, Texas. The girls are all dressed in long white dresses, are wearing corsages, and are holding their diplomas. Of the four people standing in the middle, the one of the far left is the schools principal Hattie Rvare and the one on the far right is national school advisor, Marjorie S. Joyner., This project is supported by a Digitizing Hidden Collections or Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

56. Madam C.J. Walker Beauty College in Dallas, Texas

Author

Harry Bennett and Harry Bennett

Abstract

Students, faculty, and graduates are posed at the entrance of the building to the Madam C.J. Walker Beauty College in Dallas, Texas. The sign reads: The Mme. C.J. Walker Beauty College The Most Complete Course in Commercial Cosmetology, Most Beautiful-Modernly Equipped School in the Entire Southwest Region, Phone 87-5485 Dallas Texas., This project is supported by a Digitizing Hidden Collections or Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

60. Acoustic ear mold

Author

Harry Bennett

Subjects
Hearing aid, Materials science, Acoustics and Ultrasonics, medicine.medical_treatment, Acoustics, medicine.disease_cause, Hearing aid worn, Signal, law.invention, medicine.anatomical_structure, Electrical conduit, Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous), law, Optical cavity, Mold, otorhinolaryngologic diseases, medicine, sense organs, Ear canal, Sound pressure
Abstract

An acoustic ear mold for intensifying sound pressure for an acoustic signal derived from an electronic hearing aid worn by a patient, characterized by an ear canal component having defined therein a segmented, air-filled resonating cavity including four coaxially aligned, contiguous cavity segments arranged in communicating relation for intensifying sound pressure in the range of 250 hz to 6,000 hz, the diameter of the segments being mutually unique, the lengths of the end-most cavity segments being equal while the axial lengths of the segments interposed between the end-most segments are mutually unique with respect to all other segments of the cavity, a tubular conduit is connected with the cavity for conveying acoustic signals from the hearing aid while an acoustic output chamber extends from the segmented cavity to the terminous of the component for delivering to the tympanic membrane of the wearer, pressure-intensified acoustic signals.

Published
1983
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67. Cary Helyar, Merchant and Planter of Seventeenth-Century Jamaica

Author

J. Harry Bennett

Subjects
Cultural Studies, History, media_common.quotation_subject, In kind, Innocence, Sister, Colonialism, Brother, Monarchy, Squire, Economic history, Gentry, media_common
Abstract

I N Stuart England the character of imperialism was national, stemming from a whole society. Almost unknown to the colonial and metropolitan governments of i660-i714, one seemingly placid English village -typical in its pattern of landed family, rustic tenantry, and mercantile connections moved men and capital helter-skelter over the sea to create a dusky sister community, one of the first sugar estates in Jamaica. Exceedingly rare in kind, the Helyar plantation manuscripts depict the British West Indian economy and society in days when the Caribbean was both hub and cockpit of European empires. The record begins in East Coker, Somersetshire, with Squire William Helyar and his enterprising brother Cary.' To be a landed gentleman in England's west country did not ensure innocence of trade. Even the Squire Westerns of the cider counties knew Bristol's worldly ships and a cloth trade based on the industry of household spinners and weavers. In the case of the Helyars, lords of the manor of East Coker, family ties with such merchants as the Carys of Bristol and Nicholas Warren of London increased the pull of commerce, despite a wish to make lands multiply. After the Restoration of the monarchy in i66o, Squire William Helyar, who had served and suffered as a colonel in Charles I's defeated army, received titles befitting broad acres as well as tested loyalty.2 It arouses no surprise, however, to find the justice of the peace and high sheriff shipping goods to Bilbao, deeply involved in the commercial adventures of Cary Helyar. Like other younger sons and brothers of England's gentry, Cary

Published
1964
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71. SEARCHING THE CHEMICAL LITERATURE

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T. E. R. SINGER, CHARLOTTE M. SCHALER, JULIAN F. SMITH, G. J. C. POTTER, FRED J. BASSETT, G. MALCOLM DYSON, E. J. CRANE, ERNEST H. HUNTRESS, LEONARD T. CAPELL, M. G. MELLON, RUTH T. POWER, TERESA GNASSO LABOV, JAMES L. WOOD, IRLENE ROEMER STEPHENS, C. R. ADDINALL, P. G. STECHER, ELLA MAE BAER, HERMAN SKOLNIK, ERNEST F. SPITZER, VLADIMIR SLAMECKA, MORDECAI HOSEH, HARRY BENNETT, M. A. GREENFIELD, BARBARA A. GALLAGHER, JOSEPH FLEISCHER, THELMA HOFFMAN, GABRIELE WOHLAUER, RUTH CROSS, MILBURN P. DOSS, GERTRUDE A. MUNAFO, D. F. BROWN, M. D. SCHOENGOLD, JOHN C. LANE, JOHN METSCHL, ALLEN KENT, HARRIET A. GEER, ANNE D. DUCA, GEORGE S. BONN, WENDELL H. POWERS, HERMAN H. HENKLE, T. E. R. SINGER, CHARLOTTE M. SCHALER, JULIAN F. SMITH, G. J. C. POTTER, FRED J. BASSETT, G. MALCOLM DYSON, E. J. CRANE, ERNEST H. HUNTRESS, LEONARD T. CAPELL, M. G. MELLON, RUTH T. POWER, TERESA GNASSO LABOV, JAMES L. WOOD, IRLENE ROEMER STEPHENS, C. R. ADDINALL, P. G. STECHER, ELLA MAE BAER, HERMAN SKOLNIK, ERNEST F. SPITZER, VLADIMIR SLAMECKA, MORDECAI HOSEH, HARRY BENNETT, M. A. GREENFIELD, BARBARA A. GALLAGHER, JOSEPH FLEISCHER, THELMA HOFFMAN, GABRIELE WOHLAUER, RUTH CROSS, MILBURN P. DOSS, GERTRUDE A. MUNAFO, D. F. BROWN, M. D. SCHOENGOLD, JOHN C. LANE, JOHN METSCHL, ALLEN KENT, HARRIET A. GEER, ANNE D. DUCA, GEORGE S. BONN, WENDELL H. POWERS, and HERMAN H. HENKLE

Published
1961

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