Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago. American school of home economics · leaf 39
BOLE OPENED, COTTON READY FOR PICKINGYear Book of 1903. 34 TEXTILES AND CLOTHING NankinCotton other fibers. Some varieties of this cotton are harshand wooly and are prized for use in mixing with wool.The Nankin cotton grown in China and India andin the southwestern part of Louisiana is… … SpinningQualities COTTON FIBEKSA A— Unripe Fibers; B .£—Half-ripe Fibers; C C— Ripe Fibers. Very fine yarn can be spun from cotton because ofthe spiral character of the fibers. This twist of thefibers is peculiar to cotton, being present in no otheranimal or vegetable fiber. On account of this…
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