Fibre & Fabric: A Record of American Textile Industries in the Cotton and Woolen Trade, Tập 351902 |
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Address Advertising American Woolen bobbins Boss Carder Boss Finisher boss weaver Boston building capital card room care Fibre cassimeres cent charge cloth colors cotton mills Crompton designer dress dyeing dyer employed England erected experience as overseer factory Fall River fancy feet Fibre and Fabric HARD WATER Hopedale hosiery HUDSON BROTHERS inches James John kerseys kinds knitting mill Knowles looms labor last week loom fixer Lowell machine machinery manufacturers Mass mule night old and married Olneyville operation pattern spools Phila Philadelphia plant present president reported second hand seeks position shoddy Shorty shuttle silk soap spindles spinner spinning spooler spools stop motion Street strike superintendent supt Textile School thread tion trade twist union WADE wages wants position warp weave room wishes a position wool woolen and worsted woolen mills worsted mills yarn York
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