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

William Whitman & Company · Boston, William Whitman Co · leaf 57

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l in the United States. Inactual use, of course, wool never can be bone-dry. It absorbsmoisture so quickly that even when it is being removed from thedrying receptacle to the scales it must be protected against the outeratmosphere. The Arlington Mills conditioning rooms are fitted with devicesto… … Exterior View of the Hoosac Department in Ni!uth ViiA\r>. \Ia^>. Thi> Mill i> uriuMKn \> a PART OF the establishment OF THE ARLINGTON MlLLS IN LAWRENCE, MasS. operated officially, and their certificates are legal evidence in law.The Arlington establishment is private; but it is…

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