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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 25 (1902) (1902)

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ds fair to prove in a colonies the industry was seriously affected by the ing silk and weaving it into cloths for family use. considerable measure successful. That some portions War for Independence, but at its close a greater effort Mrs. Carrie Williams, of San Diego, Cal. has been of the United… … production. Silk culture ranks as one of the comparatively few engaged in the industry in a small way for some years was made for its revival than was the case in the activities which having once gained a foothold on this past, and Dr. W. H. Hill has at Peoria, Ill., an insti- Southern States.…

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