Baltimore : Its History And Its People 1
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Nearly every class and discription of goods can be had with the label "Made in Baltimore." Copper, ready-made clothing, fertilizers, canned goods, steel rails, steel ships, cotton duck, and bells are among the best known.
The cotton duck industry was established at Woodberry, a village ad- jacent to Baltimore upon the north, and now included within the corporate limits, in 1839. The Woodberry Mill was built in 1843, ^^^ its size was doubled in 1845. The Mount Vernon Mill was built about the sam...e time, and the Clipper Mill and Druid Mill and others followed soon after. Prior to the consolidation of the cotton duck mills of the country into one cor- poration, Woodberry was the most extensive center for the manufacture of cotton duck in the world, and its products used for sail cloth, tents and awnings found its markets the world over. When the world's commerce was carried in vessels propelled by sails it was estimated that two-thirds of the sail cloth used in the United States was manufactured at Woodberry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nearly every class and discription of goods can be had with the label "Made in Baltimore." Copper, ready-made clothing, fertilizers, canned goods, steel rails, steel ships, cotton duck, and bells are among the best known.
The cotton duck industry was established at Woodberry, a village ad- jacent to Baltimore upon the north, and now included within the corporate limits, in 1839. The Woodberry Mill was built in 1843, ^^^ its size was doubled in 1845. The Mount Vernon Mill was built about the sam...e time, and the Clipper Mill and Druid Mill and others followed soon after. Prior to the consolidation of the cotton duck mills of the country into one cor- poration, Woodberry was the most extensive center for the manufacture of cotton duck in the world, and its products used for sail cloth, tents and awnings found its markets the world over. When the world's commerce was carried in vessels propelled by sails it was estimated that two-thirds of the sail cloth used in the United States was manufactured at Woodberry.
What to read after Baltimore : Its History And Its People 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clayton Colman Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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