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Image from web page 336 of “Wanderings east of Suez in Ceylon, India, China and Japan” (1907)
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Title: Wanderings east of Suez in Ceylon, India, China and Japan
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Penfield, Frederic Courtland, 1855-1922
Subjects: East Asia — Description and travel India — Description and travel Sri Lanka — Description and travel
Publisher: London : George Bell and Sons New York : Century co.
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rn Hamburg is alluring and laudatory—but couple of American manufactures, let it be plainlystated, will penetrate China through a gateway socontrolled. Americas seeming indifference to Chinesetrade, let it plainly be stated, is the only solacethat industrial Europe is obtaining in our wonder-ful national development. The subject is practically neverreferred to in the columns of British journals, norin those of Germany, France, or Belgium. Butmanufacturers and exporters of these countriesneed no spur from their newspapers—without theaccompaniment of beating drums all are seekingto make the Chinese their permanent buyers.And, buttressed by undeniable positive aspects, Japantakes up the quest and indicates to spread her goods,largely fabricated from Uncle Sams raw pro-ducts, wherever the tenant of the earth be aMongol. Could a human becoming be more complaisant, morematerially philanthropic, than the United Statesmanufacturer or other producer? He certainly can-not be blind to the undebatable reality that America 310
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The Kaisers Play for Chinese Trade cannot always wax opulent on house trade alonehe need to know that in time we are particular toreach a period of overproduction, when it willaid the nation to have alien peoples for custo-mers of our mills and workshops. Every land inAsia east of Singapore can be commercially ex-ploited by the United States a lot more simply, and withgreater accomplishment, than by any other individuals, if thetask be gone about systematically and virtually. The Chinese envoy of a couple of years ago to Wash-ington, Minister Wu, said several smart issues, andno epigram fell from his lips containing a pro-founder sermon for the American individuals thanwhen he remarked that two inches added to thelength of the skirts of each Chinese would doublethe marketplace worth of each and every pound of cotton. Small as it was, our commerce in China was se-verely lessened final year, not alone by the boycott,but by means of the enterprise shown by other nationshaving a share in Celestial trade. The cotton clothexports of the United
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Image from page 370 of “Dyeing: comprising the dyeing and bleaching of wool, silk, cotton, flax, hemp, china grass &c.” (1888)
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Title: Dyeing: comprising the dyeing and bleaching of wool, silk, cotton, flax, hemp, china grass &c.
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Sansone, Antonio
Subjects: Dyes and dyeing
Publisher: Manchester, Heywood
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ies. Manufactures of Oil-Cloths, Lin-oleum, Leather Cloths, etc. MOTIVE Power. TRANSMISSIONS. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Studies. PROJECTS. Total INSTALLATION OF Operates. A. LEONHARDT & C9. MUHLHEIM IN HESSEN, Near FRANKFORT °/M., CSERM AN Y. Manufacturers OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF A]^ILIKE DYES FOB PRINTING AND DYEING. HESSIAN PURPLEHESSIAN YELLOWBRILLIANT YELLOWVICTORIA YELLOW DYEING COTTON Quick WITHOZTJIOJRDAXT, mmmtiim (agid^^yelloiy) For Dyeing and Printing Wool, rapidly to light and fulling, does not bleed when steamed or fulled. Engineers, contractors, & exporters of all classes of MACHINERY for SPINNING andWEAVING Cotton, Wool, Worsted, Shoddy,Flax, Hemp, Jute, Silk Waste, &c.BLEACHING, DYEING, PRINTING,FINISHING, and their accessories. PLAIN and ENGRAVED COPPERROLLERS, METALS, Chemical Products,Dye Stuffs, Oils, &c. MILL FUR-NISHERS, MILL GEARING, SHAFT-ING, &c. STEAM ENGINES,BOILERS, ECONOMISERS, &c. //<.^TOOLS, ROLLING MILLS,WOOD ^^ Operating MACHINERY, &c.
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^V Oy >2 G. T. & Co. Supply and Contractfor the fitting up and setting A.to worii of any description ofPlant for TEXTILE enginI^ering Establishments CORRESPONDENCE IN ALLLANGUAGES.
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Image from page 359 of “Dyeing: comprising the dyeing and bleaching of wool, silk, cotton, flax, hemp, china grass &c.” (1888)
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Title: Dyeing: comprising the dyeing and bleaching of wool, silk, cotton, flax, hemp, china grass &c.
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Sansone, Antonio
Subjects: Dyes and dyeing
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VIEXXA, 1S7.. MANCHESTER ANILINE Co. (CHARLES TRUBY cS: Co), MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, Operates: CLIFTON JUNCTION, near MANCHESTER. MANCHESTERGLASGOWBRADFORDDUNDEE ©ffices: … 55, Higher Street. … 136, Welling-ton Street. … 23, Bentley Street. … 41, Cowg-ate. SPECIALITIES—ANILINE OIL AND ANILINE SALT CRYSTALSFOR DYEING AND PRINTING BLACK. Aniline Colours, Alizarine Oil (Oleine), Soluble Oil, Arseniate of Soda. Binarseniate of Soda, Nitric Acid, Muriatic Acid, and each finishing requisite for Calico Printers, Finishers, and Sizers. Samples Matched. Correspondence Invited. £>vcvy> Money bears cur THE LION
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IReoistercO CraDe/Dbark BRAND. Special Arrangements viable with Aniline Dye Makers for theirsu_pj>lies of Aniline, Binitro Benzole, and Binitro Tuloul. WALPOLE DYE & CHEMICAL Works.HENRY D. DUPEE, PROPRIETOR, 44 & 46, OLIVER STREET,BOSTON, U.S.A. MANUFACTURER OF E^^es anb Cbemtcale. Special Dyes and Colours for Calico Printers,AND Cotton, Wool, and Silk ManufacturersAND Dyers. Complete Info witli Prints, and Dyed Samples on Application. EXPORTER OF American Dyewoods and Extracts, Logwood, Fustic,Ouercitron Bark, Hemlock and Sumach. Corre5pou^encc solicited witb Shoppers oX tbe above.
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