The Souvenir of Western Women
The Souvenir of Western Women
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Up to the time of the work on the Pacific Coast the bureau had been considered harmless. How- ever, Mr. Dodge, chief of the bureau, was sent to the Paris Exposition. He took with him some of the despised 3-cents-a-pound fiber, and received for it the bronze medal. This recognition was supplemented by many requests from foreign manufacturers to furnish their mills with fiber.
We had gone through four years of hard work; we were then looking for development through a foreign firm, one that had te...sted our fiber in various grades of linens and found that it met all requirements. It was the intention of this company to further our work, but severe domestic afflic- tion occurring at this time in the family of the head of the firm, the plans were retarded.
At this juncture, in behalf of an Eastern company, Mr. Bosse, a foreign expert of great reputation, pre-empted the field. He supposed that he was engaged in a legitimate enterprise, and was surprised to find he was wanted merely as a tool to prevent the development of the industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up to the time of the work on the Pacific Coast the bureau had been considered harmless. How- ever, Mr. Dodge, chief of the bureau, was sent to the Paris Exposition. He took with him some of the despised 3-cents-a-pound fiber, and received for it the bronze medal. This recognition was supplemented by many requests from foreign manufacturers to furnish their mills with fiber.
We had gone through four years of hard work; we were then looking for development through a foreign firm, one that had te...sted our fiber in various grades of linens and found that it met all requirements. It was the intention of this company to further our work, but severe domestic afflic- tion occurring at this time in the family of the head of the firm, the plans were retarded.
At this juncture, in behalf of an Eastern company, Mr. Bosse, a foreign expert of great reputation, pre-empted the field. He supposed that he was engaged in a legitimate enterprise, and was surprised to find he was wanted merely as a tool to prevent the development of the industry.
What to read after The Souvenir of Western Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Osborn Douthit to read onlineMoreLess
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