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Jaros hygenic wear : the therapeutic and prophylactic application (1890)

Jaros, J. · Jaros Hygenic Underwear Co., New York · leaf 12

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MAGNIFIED—WOOL FIBRE. The fibres are cylindrical collections of numerouscells, and present each the appearance of a tube cov-ered with epidermic scales which overlap each other.The zigzag markings are characteristic. Cotton, for various reasons, may be regarded asnext in importance, providing… … MAGNIFIED—COTTON FIBRE. SECTION SAME—COTTON FIBRE. The fibres of cotton appear to be made up of flat,ribbon-shaped cells, thicker at the edges than in themiddle. They are irregularly twisted, with a broadlongitudinal cavity more or less well defined. Thereis frequently a kind of net-work striation…

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