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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 66

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kers and automatic coal supply, soarranged that one man can take care of theentire boiler-house, including the removal of theashes, and not be hard pushed at that. These Labor-saving modern facilities for the saving of labor inboiler-rooms are among the most interestingsigns of the rapid mechanical… … ing containing the top-making equipment, the description° . . . . . 0F THE NEw reader will readily infer that it is proposed to top moll make this new plant an organism complete initself, and entirely distinct and separate from a complete or-the long-established business of the ArlingtonMills. The…

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