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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 10 (1904) (1904)

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. LOUIS CORRESPONDENT OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, scene, we present the accompanying double-page insert It is not often that the photographer -is presented plate steel work, consists of two plate-steel gird- of what is certainly the finest scenic effect in the ers, ene under each rail, 5 feet in… … Equally beautiful in its way is the night effect pro- scape effects as is provided by the prodigal wealth of together vertically and laterally. It runs upon a base duced by the electric illumination of the Cascades and which is 12 feet in diameter, and it stands 4 feet above architecture, statuary,…

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