Report On Clothing And Woven Fabrics Being Classes Twenty Seven to Thirty Nine
Report On Clothing And Woven Fabrics Being Classes Twenty Seven to Thirty Nine
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Imitations of some of the standard laces have been successfully made by machinery of ingenious construction, chiefly at Calais and Amiens in France, and Nottingham in England. The French produce in this way imitations of Valenciennes, Cluny, colored laces, white and black blondes, especially excelling in white blondes, which are to a great degree taking the place of the hand-made lace of the same type.
CLOTHING AND WOVEN FABRICS. 63 Amiens produces the finest llama and yak shawls. Plain and emb...roid- ered silk tulles are made chiefly at Lyons.
Brussels net made by machinery now used as a ground for laces has superseded the pillow-made ground, at an immense saving of labor and expense and giving equally satisfactory and artistic results.
WAGES, CONDITIONS, AND DIVISIONS OF LABOR.
There are in Calais and St. Pierre seven hundred and eighty machines, the best of which were built in Nottingham and its vicinity. They are all iu factories worked by steam-power, running all hours, commencing work from six to seven o'clock on Monday morning, continuing until ten o'clock on Saturday evening; in some establishments working up to ten and twelve o'clock on Sunday morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Imitations of some of the standard laces have been successfully made by machinery of ingenious construction, chiefly at Calais and Amiens in France, and Nottingham in England. The French produce in this way imitations of Valenciennes, Cluny, colored laces, white and black blondes, especially excelling in white blondes, which are to a great degree taking the place of the hand-made lace of the same type.
CLOTHING AND WOVEN FABRICS. 63 Amiens produces the finest llama and yak shawls. Plain and emb...roid- ered silk tulles are made chiefly at Lyons.
Brussels net made by machinery now used as a ground for laces has superseded the pillow-made ground, at an immense saving of labor and expense and giving equally satisfactory and artistic results.
WAGES, CONDITIONS, AND DIVISIONS OF LABOR.
There are in Calais and St. Pierre seven hundred and eighty machines, the best of which were built in Nottingham and its vicinity. They are all iu factories worked by steam-power, running all hours, commencing work from six to seven o'clock on Monday morning, continuing until ten o'clock on Saturday evening; in some establishments working up to ten and twelve o'clock on Sunday morning.
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