The India‐rubber industry

On csnniining furtlier into tho mnttcr of tho air-tlrictl iuitl kiln-tlricd products, this fnct \vns vcry cvidcnt.Iplio~o tlint acre air-tlrird wore ~irncticolly of tlic wino corisistency tliroi~gliout tlicir r i i a .~, ivliilc thoso driccl iri tho l;ilns tiliowcd it \vd1 tlcfinccl nncl rlcsiccntcd "sliiii " o i l t11u poripherfll 1iortions, Which i w r o driod in coiitnct wit11 tho st:rrcli nt ltilii tcnilm1turos.Tho bases of tlic! giiiii drops, wliicli nrp up1icrinost in tho modding trnys, iiiitl nro oslmscd to tlio nir, and not.ill contnct with tho stirrcli.show " skinning " to IL miroll lc3s cxtcnt tliiiii tho portions which rwro contiguous to tho stnrcli, so it is iipprcnt tliut tlicro is an ncccntuuird drying initucitcc.Iirouglit IilJoll~ in this confcctioncry by its contnct with stiircli nt Itilii tciii~mrntures.Ailof 1ii.r vcvy ividcsprcntl iippliciition is in (Iio postw.sticking industry iuid iilxo for sticking lalcls.Btiucli liiids its way into Iciitlier-goods not.11s strircli but 11s its Iiytlrolytic pcoduct g r a p ~ugrir, \vliicli is liirgely uaud iii t 110 1:uiniiig intliistry.-. ~ ..