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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 16 (April 1907) (1907)

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making worsted cloth ders has a soundness of fiber, an evenness of length, sorting table into the first of a series of these bowls or has grown with remarkable rapidity, especially in the and a fineness in every way superior to the rest. In vats. As the mechanical washing proceeds the wool last… … Sorting the Wool. Inspecting Worsted Cloth. afforded are at once apparent. Warm climates are also lifted and fed into a device resembling a wringer, the figures of the twelfth census, the annual produc- tion of worsted dress goods in this country exceeded conducive to distinct kinds of wool, and…

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