This is the June 1920 issue of the Armco Bulletin, a monthly publication "published in the interests of 'ARMCO MEN' under the direction of the Departments of Personal Service." This bulletin is titled, "Harvesting Machine Number : The Story of How Man's Inventions Increased the Production of Grain, Which Cheapened the Cost of Bread." The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. Page 197 is blank, and is not present in the digital object. The portrait page, before page 199, and pages 200, 210, 216, 231, and 233, are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. There are two unpaginated pages between pages 234 and 235. Table of Contents Signed Portrait of J. M. Hutton - Page 198 [unpaginated] J. M. Hutton - Page 199 The First Successful Reaper Invented by Cyrus Hall McCormick in 1831 and Patented in 1834 : Photograph with Caption - Page 200 [unpaginated] Harvesting Machinery, with illustration, photographs, and captions - Pages 201-209 What is Success? [A Poem] by Berton Braley - Page 209 Interesting Fabrications of Armco Products : Photographs with Captions - Page 210 [unpaginated] Welding Qualities of American Ingot Iron, with quotation contributed by R. C. Bogan, with photograph - Page 211 Departmental Advisory Committees : Photographs with Captions - Pages 212-213 Ten-Year Men : Photographs with Captions - Pages 214-215 The Talent, copyright 1919 by Tim Thrift - Pages 216-217 [Page 216 is unpaginated] Purdue Junior Engineers Visit Armco, with photograph - Page 217 The Mutual Interest Dept., by C. [Charles] C. C. [Cowgill], with illustration - Pages 218-219 Marriages : Photographs and Captions, with illustration - Pages 219-220 Armco Babies : "For Unto Us A Child Is Born" Is. Ix., with sympathy for the loss of an Armco Man, with photographs, captions, and illustration - Page 221 The Training Department, A. J. Beatty, Director : "A Business Grows As Its Men Grow," with letter from The American Rolling Mill Company, December [Month?] 20, 1920, to The Smith Stove Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, Attention of Mr. C. W. Smith, with photograph, caption, and illustration - Pages 222-223 The Medical Department : Biliousness, by H. H. Smith, M. D., Chief Surgeon, with illustration - Pages 224-225 Safety Section : The Careless Man, by R. G. Adair, Safety Engineer, with photograph, caption, and illustration - Page 226 "Round About the Mill" : News from the Sheet Mill Electrical Dept., with contributions by R. B. [Robert Byrum], and S. D. [Samuel Dowrey] - Page 227 Another Armco Sportsman : Jim Woods of the Annealing Department, with photograph and caption - Page 228 News from the Main Office, by X. Y. Z. - Page 228 Ghosts : [A Poem] - Page 229 Armco Baseball League Notes - Pages 230-231 [Page 231 is unpaginated] This World's a Diamond : [A Poem] by Anonymous, contributed by Dr. Allerton S. Cushman - Page 231 [unpaginated] Armco Association Club Notes, with contributions by Geo. W. Hanley, Manager Armco Association, and the Armco Tennis Tournament Committee, and Girls' Tournament Committee, with illustration - Pages 232-233 [Page 233 is unpaginated] Notes from the Blast Furnace Division : Columbus, Ohio, with photograph, caption, and illustration - Pages 234-235 Armco Tennis Club Membership and Tournament Information - Two unpaginated pages between pages 234 and 235 Zanesville Armco Notes, with The Sheet Mill Dub : [A Poem] by Harry Chilcote, Hot Mill Dept. - Pages 235-236 Quotation by Charles R. Hook, Assistant General Manager, with illustration - Back cover [unpaginated]