The hydropower generated by the Great Falls ran dozens of mills that made clothing, candle wicks, sail cloth, paper and textiles.
It was basically the internet of its day, a superhighway along which not just posh cloth, paper, gunpowder, rhubarb etc was traded, but also information, philosophies, ideas.
Manufacturing enterprises produce milled rice, cement, beverages, chemicals, rubber goods, processed coffee, palm oil, woven cloth, paper, metalware, carved wood, and mats and baskets.
Standing behind a table covered with a red-checkered cloth, paper place mats and drawn-in silverware, Republicans in the state's House of Representatives today unveiled their "Kitchen Table Agenda" for 2001.
Her work in the 1980s often examined particular parts of the body—hands, the digestive system, the pelvis, the liver using materials such as cloth, paper, and ceramics to depict the mystery and vulnerability of the body.
Full-bodied and wearing their black-and-white (painted) formal regalia, they join the many other creatures -- of wood, stone, cloth, paper and what have you -- that populate the show along with folk art staples like needlework, paintings, sculpture, furniture, pottery, jewelry, carpets, toys, rugs, decoys, weather vanes, Americana, political items and things harder to name.
Choose candles, cloths, papers, flowers, or other objects in a color(s whose associations fit your needs.
Remove the cloth or paper towel and peel back the paper.
Sometimes irregular fragments of cloth or paper create a composition with obvious harmony.
(Knopf, cloth; Vintage, paper).
(Princeton University, cloth, $75; paper, $45).
