THE STORY OF ARTIFICIAL SILK 
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ordinary clothing, and we are now making 
a new kind of clothing, through which they 
may pass to the body. 
At last, we have found a way to clothe the 
body without endangering its health. We 
have found a new textile that gives sunshine 
—almost complete sunshine, to the body. 
As you can see, this is a revolutionary fact. 
One hundred years from now, it may be 
regarded as the greatest invention of our 
generation. 
We have found out how to make HYGIENIC 
CLoTHES—the first clothes that the human 
race has ever worn that did not have a bad 
atest upon the health of the body and 
rain. 
For thousands of years we have worn 
Anti-Sun clothing. Our clothing manufac- 
turers have never given this matter a 
moment’s thought. No tailor—no dress- 
maker, has ever dreamed of such a thing 
as SUNLIGHT CLOTHES. Not even the manu- 
facturers of Artificial Silk had ever thought 
of it. They produced a new material without 
knowing its hygienic value. It was only 
recently that Professor Hess, of the Columbia 
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