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Wool and cotton in all forms from yarn to fabric (1921)

William Whitman & Company · Boston, William Whitman Co · leaf 143

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on of new methodsand new machineries that are essential for keeping up to date. Originality, which is the great value of new designs, means the un-usual. The Nashawena Mills are operated to cope with the unusual.Men and equipment are possessed of mobility—the versatility thathas enabled the mills… … Turbines in the Nashawena Mills Power House [ 140] Men who stake the chances of a whole season or more on specialdesigns, depend in unusual degree on the mill that does the work. Their ideas must be protected absolutely. The perfect execution of the designs must not be en-dangered by equipment that…

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