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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 18 (1895) (1895)

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ng, and design, as aniline dyes are used, and Eu- tory. Unfortunately, among the other influences ropean patterns are freely copied. The Mohammedans which have handicapped the Indian output of are large buyers, but for them are woven specially the silk had come to be that of those diseases among… … UNWINDING THE COCOONS. THE SILK TNDUSTRY IN INDIA. obedience to that injunction of the Prophet which of patient experiments, Mr. Mukerji has not only forbids the wearing of perfectly pure silk. bright hues, or habited in white or colored saris, with succeeded in stamping out a great amount of…

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