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Textile defects and suggestions : a collection of essays describing various improvements relating to the manufacture of all kinds of textile fabrics : from the American wool and cotton reporter (1912)

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cloth department, It had always been planned that Harry, his first-born, should enter "a profession"; but the lad's health prov- ing unequal to the ordeal of an ex- tended preparatory term, he took up his father's calling, and went to work eventually in a Kensington dye house in Philadelphia. From… … HARRY TWIGG. Winner of Third Prize. HARRY TWIGG. Harry Twigg was born in Jed- burgh, one of the picturesque towns own line of work there, he entered a of the celebrated Tweed district of western college for a short time, tak- the south of Scotland. His father was ing selective studies in chemistry,…

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