How We Make Our Thread (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from How We Make Our Thread

A. Sea Island cotton takes its name from a group of islands on the coast of South Carolina, some ten or a dozen in number, the largest being James, Edisto and St. Helena Islands. The peculiarities of soil, and the surrounding salt water are favorable to the growth of this class of cot ton, the characteristics being the length and fineness of staple.

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