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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 18 (November 1895) (1895)

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silk had come to be that of those diseases among sometimes obtains from the mass of row upon row Mashru and Sufi, i. e., '* permitted" and '• lawful" ma- the silkworms known to bacteriologists as P6- filled with bright canary and pale amber oval balls, terials with an appreciable admixture of… … TESTING, SORTING, AND PACKING SILK. UNWINDING THE COCOONS. THE SILK TNDUSTEY IN INDIA. obedience to that injunction of the Prophet which of patient experiments, Mr. Mukerji has not only closure move dark figures turbaned in some rich, forbids the wearing of perfectly pure silk. bright hues, or…

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