Cotton From the Raw Material to the Finished Product

OIJT OF CARDS . . 52 DRAWIKG FRAME . 52 STOP MOTIONS . . 55 WEIGHTING OF ROLLERS . . 55 vii CONTENTS CHAP. P. 4 DRAWINGS . . . 56 FLY FRAMES . . . 56 DOUBLINGS AT THE FLY FRAME . . 57 STANDARD TWIST PUT IN THE MATERIAL AT THESE FRAMES . . 58 SPINNING MACHINES . . 60 FLYER THROSTLE FRAME . . 60 RING FRAMES . . 61 SEPARATORS . 64 THE MULE . . 64 I . WINDING, WARPING, AND WEAVING WARPING . SIZING LOOMING AND DRAWING . WEAVING . TECHNICAL EDUCATION a J AUTOMATIC LOOMS V. BLEACHING, PRINTING, AND DYEING VI. MARKET DISTRIBUTION OF YARN AND CLOTI-I 102 LIST OF 1 LLUSTRATIONS THE COTTON PLANT Frontispiece COTTON BOLLS . . page 20 7 o face pa. ee COTTON PLANTATION . . 20 BALE BREAKER . . 38 REVOLVING FLAT CARDING ENGINE . . 40 CARD ROOM, SHOWING MOTOR . 44 FRAME ROOM . 52 SELF-ACTING MULE . 58 RING SPINNING FRAME, SHOWING MOTOR. . 62 MULE SPINNING ROOM-ELECTRIC POWER . . 66 WINDING FRAME . . 68 WINDING YARN OFF THE BOBBINS FOR THE WARP . 74 A SIZING ROOM . . 78 SIZING . . 82 WEAVING . . 90 SHIPPING COTTON AT NEW ORLEANS . 104 MAP OF COTTON-PRODUCING DISTRICTS . end of book