cloth measure造句

• Horace Doursther, whose reference was published in Belgium which had the smallest foot measurements, grouped both units together, while J . F . G . Palaiseau devoted three chapters to units of length : one for linear measures ( palms and feet ), one for cloth measures ( ells ) and one for distances traveled ( miles and leagues ).
• In 1874, businesses in Claremont included Monadnock Mills, manufacturing cotton cloths from one to three yards wide, Marseilles quilts, union flannels, and lumber, and employing 125 males and 225 females; Home Mill ( A . Briggs & Co . ) producing cotton cloth and employing 8 males and 20 females; Sullivan Machine Co ., manufacturing Steam Dimond Drill Machinery for quarrying rock, turbine water wheels, cloth measuring machines, and doing general machine and mill work, employing 56 males; Sugar River Paper Mill Co ., manufacturing printing paper and employing 30 males and 20 females; Claremont Manufacturing Co ., manufacturing paper and books, and doing stereotyping and book and job printing, employing 34 males and 34 females; Russell Jarvis, manufacturing hanging paper and employing 7 males and 2 females; John S . Farrington, manufacturing straw wrapping paper and employing 5 males and 1 female; Sullivan Mills ( George L . Balcom ), manufacturing black doeskins and employing 20 males and 18 females; Charles H . Eastman, in the leather business and employing 4 males; Sugar River Mill Co ., manufacturing flour, feed, and doing custom grinding, and employing 8 males; three saw mills employing a part of the year, 10 males; Blood & Woodcock, in the business of monuments and grave stones and employing 8 males; and Houghton, Bucknam & Co ., in the business of sashes, doors and blinds, employing 8 males.