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Tops, a new American industry; a study in the development of the American worsted manufacture. The Arlington mills (1898)

Arlington Mills · Cambridge, Printed at the Riverside press · leaf 114

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t in theworld. Yorkshire, where three fourths of thewool worked up in Great Britain is manufac-tured, is only less moist than Lancashire. Thesupposed greater humidity of the atmosphere atpoints like Fall River and New Bedford wasamong the reasons which led to the unusualconcentration of the… … S1H3I3M dO 31V0S uniform state of moisture, will differ very mate- the hygro- . __ , _ .. . -ii soopic rially from the exterior conditions, particularly property in the winter time. The cold weather of winterfreezes out, so to speak, the moisture of the at-mosphere, and although the relative…

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