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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 16 (October 1897) (1897)

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esent regular course, and ultimately every branch of applied were learning their trades they were under the direc- art, which can in any degree be considered applicable amounts to about $25,000,000. The advice and experi- tion of the guild. The admission of an apprentice to textiles, will be taught… … every respect. Its equipment includes passenger and WOOLEN SPINNING. freight elevators, electric lights and power, humidifiers and a complete system of fire protection, together with and its equipment, but it is also advantageous for artistic adornment of the fabric or in any process, such all of…

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