Cheese Cloth, page 1
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A very short encyclopedia entry defining cheese cloth as an open, sieve-like cloth usually made from flax or tow yarns and used for wrapping cheese. It notes a finer version made for women's gowns and similar cloth used for upholstery linings and as a ground for embroidery.

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Date
1911
Language
English
Pages
1
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