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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 9 (1905) (1905)

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ourse includes, besides the usual subjects of the textile school—such as carding, been pronounced “as comfortable as a rocking chair” sanitation. The department of physics in a technical spinning, weaving, designing, and dyeing—extensive school affords an excellent illustration of the thorough and… … tures, the influence of the texture Richmond, England, for a Java resident. He was so pleased on the appearance of the weave. Formation of fabrics by inter- that he has now placed an order lacing threads introduced at for twelve more of the same right angles is included in the instruction in fabric…

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