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Draying cotton at C.R.R.
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Acadia (Arlington) Cotton Mills
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Map of Everett Mills
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Map of Everett Mills
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Map of Everett Mills
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View of printing room, cotton mills, Lawrence, Mass.
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Cotton culture and the South considered with reference to emigration
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Class in economy. Teacher -- "Now, young ladies, you see how successful I have been with the Diamond Dyes. In no other way can...
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"Cruel deceiver, you or I must die." The "Diamond Package Dyes" never deceive. Brilliant, durable, economical. They are the...
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The Diamond Dyes for Easter eggs. Only 10 cents for 4 beautiful colors. Pink, blue, green, yellow or red, violet, orange,...
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Diamond Dyes. Only 10 cents. Unequaled for making ink, or for coloring any article any color.
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"Farewell, false one, here I die." "Take this and live to dye." All your lives, dye only with the "Diamond package dyes." They...
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I's easy to dye with Diamond Dyes
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"It's easy to dye with Diamond Dyes."
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"Let us go to Utah, and live and dye happy." For the happiest results in dyeing, use the "Diamond Package Dyes."
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Look on this picture! Poor Mrs. Brown has all day long been trying to color with old-fashioned dyes and has spoiled everything...
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Look on this picture! Poor Mrs. Brown has all day long been trying to color with old-fashioned dyes and has spoiled everything...
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"Without you I shall die." "For you I will die." In dyeing do not fail to use the "Diamond Package Dyes." They are unrivalled...
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View at Haydenville
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Cotton gin, Greenville, Texas
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Cotton on the levee, New Orleans, LA
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Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation
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Fall River's first cotton mill 1811
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First cotton mill erected 1811-Fall River, Mass.
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First cotton mill of Fall River, Mass. built by Col. Joseph Durfee in 1811, Fall River, Mass.
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Ruins of Weldon's factory, Acushnet
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The Atlantic Cotton Mills
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Mann's Dye House
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Drawing the warp, front view
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Openers - first process in manufacturing cotton
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Slashing or starching the warp
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Slubbing yarn
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Spooling yarn, Dallas Cotton Mills, Texas
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Weaving cotton cloth, Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.
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Cotton gin, Greenville, Texas
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Cotton! Cotton! Cotton! Levee, New Orleans, La.
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"We'se done all dis's morning'," -Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation.
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Japanese cotton mill next to Shanghai College
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Near Yangtzepoo cotton mill close to college
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Near Yangtzepoo cotton mill close to college
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Near Yangtzepoo cotton mill close to college
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Near Yangtzepoo cotton mill close to college
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Invoice from Ferrone & Co. for Mrs. Robert F. Knapp, Nov. 1, 1936
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B. B. & R. Knights cotton mill, Readville
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Cotton gin mill, Greenfield Village, Dearborn, Michigan
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74 Trinity Place
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74 Trinity Place
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74 Trinity Place
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Aerial view of a river
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Aftermath of cell block riot, Walpole State Prison
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Air pollution over Charles River Basin aerial view, downtown Boston
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Arthur Fiedler and son go looking for fires. Note special "BFD" plate and "POPS" license plate, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler and son go looking for fires. Note special "BFD" plate and "POPS" license plate, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler greets incoming Boston Symphony Orchestra director William Steinberg. Left: Joan Kennedy, Symphony Hall, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler greets incoming Boston Symphony Orchestra director William Steinberg. Left: Joan Kennedy, Symphony Hall, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler greets incoming Boston Symphony Orchestra director William Steinberg. Left: Joan Kennedy, Symphony Hall, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler talks with cops at fire scene, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler talks with cops at fire scene, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler talks with cops at fire scene, Boston
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Arthur Fiedler talks with cops at fire scene, Boston
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Atheists United table
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Atheists United table
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Autumn at Revere Beach
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Autumn at Revere Beach, Boston
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"Baba" Lewis hits a tennis ball, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis hits a tennis ball, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis hits a tennis ball, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis makes a return at tennis, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis makes a return at tennis, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis makes a return at tennis, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis' mom watches her play tennis, Newton
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"Baba" Lewis' mom watches her play tennis, Newton
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Back Bay looking southwest aerial view (note uncompleted Hancock Tower), downtown Boston
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Bearded man
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