Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 90
Fig. 20. — Spinning as done in Palestine and Other Pans olTurkey in Europe. able to obtain warm clothing at a small cost isa great advantage for poor people. Woolen cloth is made into mens snits, dresses,cloaks, overcoats, underclothes, stockings, gloves,hats, blankets, and other things. … a oohA a <D I—*O o 6 WOOLEN CLOTH AND CLOTHING 79 Our teacher told us that a great deal of cloth- mg is made by women who do the work in their homes. The garments are cut out in the factories and tailor shops, and the sewing is done by these women. I suppose that some of the clothing made inthe…
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