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Study of fabrics (1918)

Turner, Annabell · New York, London, D. Appleton and company · leaf 21

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he best qualitycottons come from this species—Sea Island andFlorida cottons—from which are spun the finestyams. Long-stapled Egyptian cotton is sup-posed to have come from this stock. The chiefcotton countries of the world in order of impor-tance are: United States, India, Egypt andBrazil, West… … ■ n lu ■ - ! r RHI ^F ■ ^HH^^^I^b ^ 1 ^M -i -•J a^H J ! ^^Slil ^ i rV : •^te-:.. ■ J M . -—iiii^^^.-^ P ! ^ COTTON 9 three inches high it is thinned out with a hoe—about twelve inches being left between plants.The time for planting depends upon the lati-tude, beginning about the middle of March…

Textile fabrics · Clothing and dress

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