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Page 11
In my own experience , I began carding 30 pounds per day , and as we increased spindles without increasing cards , and added pound after pound to the daily grist , each pound gave me a pang , as if I had done a wicked thing , and I ...
In my own experience , I began carding 30 pounds per day , and as we increased spindles without increasing cards , and added pound after pound to the daily grist , each pound gave me a pang , as if I had done a wicked thing , and I ...
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This style of drawing frames , with coilers , is almost universally used in England ; and the consequent facilities for greatly increasing the number of doublings constitutes an important difference between the English and American ...
This style of drawing frames , with coilers , is almost universally used in England ; and the consequent facilities for greatly increasing the number of doublings constitutes an important difference between the English and American ...
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This style of drawing frames , with coilers , is almost universally used in England ; and the consequent facilities for greatly increasing the number of doublings constitutes an important difference between the English and American ...
This style of drawing frames , with coilers , is almost universally used in England ; and the consequent facilities for greatly increasing the number of doublings constitutes an important difference between the English and American ...
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... the speed of the Feed Rolls , and also of the Feed Apron , is lessened ; and , vice versa , if too little cotton is supplied to the Feed Rolls , the Top Roll falls , and the speed of the Rolls and Feed Apron is increased .
... the speed of the Feed Rolls , and also of the Feed Apron , is lessened ; and , vice versa , if too little cotton is supplied to the Feed Rolls , the Top Roll falls , and the speed of the Rolls and Feed Apron is increased .
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... that rests upon this weight being further increased , or more than doubled , to overcome any friction that may be created by the want of oil , imperfect rolls , or by any foreign substance collecting on its bearings .
... that rests upon this weight being further increased , or more than doubled , to overcome any friction that may be created by the want of oil , imperfect rolls , or by any foreign substance collecting on its bearings .
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