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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 22 (November 1902) (1902)

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break to free the coarse part or hurds from the fber. stand of plants, uniform in size, for it is well-nigh most interesting of the nation's newer fields of activ- impossible to make good fiber from a mixture of staiks It is a slow process, requiring skill as well as strewn. ity. The hemp plant… … proved and the breaking and cleaning ren- PISTILLATE PLANT, SMYRNA TYPE. dered easier by a process of sweating or fer- mentation which the stalks undergo when in to fifteen feet, and when cultivated for fiher produces stack. only a few small branches hear the top of the slender An essential process…

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