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Textiles; a handbook for the student and the consumer (1926)

Woolman, Mary Schenck, 1860- · New York, MacMillan · leaf 69

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CARDIXG AXD Sl'lXMNG 49 two rails. In the lower the spindles rest, and through the higher, called a bolster rail, the tops of the spindles pass. In … The fundamental principles of spinning re- main the same, but much is being done to increase the rapidity of the spindle and the automatic action of the machinery. Stop- motions are being perfected and minor faults remeflied. The Development of Industrial and Social Life. — The childhood of races…

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