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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 84

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ough any preliminary dusting or w^ashingprocess. The process of carbonization hasbeen the object of scientific experiment bysome of the foremost technical minds of theworld. It is essential that the temperatureof the acid used be high enough to destorythe cotton but not high enough to injurethe… … Coolidge Mill of the Amoskaag Manufacturing Company carefully examined. The fastidiousness ofthis examination depends on the accuracyof quality required in the ultimate product.Often-times a carelessness of sorting in theplants of the rag-graders allows the slippingin of color shades too dark or…

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