Lamb's textile industry of the United States, embracing biographical sketches of prominment men and a historical résumé of the progress of textile manufacture from the earliest records to the present time; (1911)
Brown, John Howard, 1840-1917, Foster, E. Everton, Norris, Edith Mary, b. 1858 · Boston, Mass., James H. Lamb company · leaf 107
greater portion of the yarnis shipped in 400-pound bales, containing forty bundles of ten poundseach. The finer and fancy yarns are shipped in bales and boxes of varioussizes. The possibilities of the trade in cotton fabrics in the Philippines areimmense, the imports in 1906 amounting in value to… … — t: o OF THE UNITED STATES 77 COMBING AND CARDING The hand-combing and carding of wool and cotton must of necessityhave been one of the primal domestic arts, since without it there couldhave been no weaving of cloth. The operation is, in fact, pictured uponthose earliest records of the industry…
Textile industry -- United States · Industrialists
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