The Iron Boys in the Steel Mills; or, Beginning Anew in the Cinder PitsMears, James R.
Philosophy
The Iron Boys in the Steel Mills; or, Beginning Anew in the Cinder Pits
Mears, James R.
Steel industry and trade -- Juvenile fiction
Bob and Steve still continued to board at the Brodskys. On the strength
of Steve's recommendation, Ignatz received a promotion and an increase
in wages. The bestowal of this mark of favor upon her son caused Mrs.
Brodsky fairly to worship the Iron Boys, and Ignatz became their devoted
shadow.
A few days after finishing their contract the boys were detailed to the
open-hearth furnaces, where they were promoted to melter's assistants.
This sounded much better than it really was, for the boys were to face
another trying experience there. In fact, they were destined to face
many trying experiences in other parts of the mills ere they had
completed their education amid the roar of the ponderous machinery, the
thunder of the giant cranes and the deafening reports of exploding
metal.
But all this will be told in a following volume entitled, "THE IRON BOYS
ON THE STEEL RAIL JOB; Or, Juggling With Life and Death in the Rolling
Mills."
THE END.
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Transcriber Note
Obvious spelling and punctuation errors have been corrected.
The following words spelled differently throughout the book have been
left unchanged:
1. flare-back and flareback
2. gate-keeper and gatekeeper
Page 194 - as printed in the book, unchanged:
This is the fellow who got us into trouble the other time and he
is trying to get Steve in again.
Possible that printer or author intended:
This is the fellow who got us into trouble the other time and he
is trying to get Steve in trouble again.
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