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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 3 (1904) (1904)

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more at the Fair than produce this Fes- most beautiful and varied effect is produced. From print. an engineering standpoint the cascades are a truly tival Hill, with its cascades and lagoon and magni- Another singular feature in connection with the ficent reach of landscape garden effects, they… … As the building has a strictly festive purpose, fires. The total expense was $400. The effect is the architect and the sculptor have aimed to ren- stated as having preserved 25 per cent of the har- der it joyous in its spirit and treatment; but vest, or some 125 to 150 barrels of wine. above and…

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