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Cotton mill, commercial features : a text-book for the use of textile schools and investors (1899)

Tompkins, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914 · Charlotte, N.C. : D.A. Tompkins · leaf 82

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et daylight employment, which of course is preferred. The criticisms made about night work, however, arelargely sentimental, and the trouble about it is more inthe minds of the critics than with the operatives them-selves. Nevertheless, when factories are only operated in daytime, it will be better… … CHAPTER V. IRaising Capital. In most places where a new mill is proposed, an idea isprevalent that if half the money is raised at home, thensomebody from somewhere will furnish the other half. Several years ago the builders of cotton mill machinerytook stock in new mills as part payment for the…

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