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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 16 (1897) (1897)

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esent regular course, and ultimately every branch of applied were learning their trades they were under the direc- art, which can in any degree be considered applicable amounts to about $25,000,000. The advice and experi- tion of the guild. The admission of an apprentice to textiles, will be taught… … every respect. Its equipment includes passenger and freight elevators, electric lights and power, humidifiers and a complete system of fire protection, together with artistic adornment of the fabric or in any process, such as printing, etc. The chemistry and dyeing section of the school is or mill.…

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