This is the August 1914 issue of the Armco Bulletin, a monthly publication "to facilitate an interchange of thought and suggestion, and to create a better understanding of the activities and problems of the Operating Department employees." The title of this bulletin is, "More Truth." Pages 12 and 13 are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. Table of Contents Quotation by Edward Everett Hale - Front cover [unpaginated] Our Foreigners : Are They Taking Advantage of Their Opportunities? by A. K. Lewis with photographs and captions - Pages 1-6 Look for Armco Iron in the Papers and Magazines You Read - Page 7 Success by A. G. Stanley, Courtesy Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. - Page 7 Some of the Things We Make from Armco Iron - Pages 8-9 From the Safety Committee : Pathological Findings - Page 10 The King of Vegetables, Courtesy Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. - Pages 10-11 Photographs of Armco Men with Captions - Pages 12-13 [unpaginated] Armco League Standing - Page 14 Armco Notes - Middletown Plant - Pages 14-16 Armco Club Notes : We Repeat - Page 16 About Booze : Extracts from a Statement of Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale University, Before a Sub-Committee on Excise and Liquor Legislation. Washington D. C., Government Printing Office - 1912, From Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. Bulletin - Pages 17-18 Boost for Armco Iron - Page 18 Photographs of Charles E. McKinley, Matcher on No. 9 Mill, and his Certificate of Merit from the Army of the United States - Page 19 Extracts from Letter Written to Urban [his son] by Walter V. Turner, Chief Engineer, Westinghouse Air Brake Company, from The Electric Journal, with Photograph of "Russ" Huntsberger, to Whom We Are Indebted for the Letter to Urban - Pages 20-23 Statement by Abraham Lincoln - Page 23 The Test by Edmund Vance Cooke, Courtesy Union Central Life Ins. Co., with photograph and caption - Page 24 Universal Danger Sign and Committee Members - Back cover [unpaginated]