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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 641

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the proper rims, and thecovered dishes continue their upward movement.After a slight stop when the fnll height has beenreached the covered dishes commence to descend,the covers are intercepted by the wire rack, and thetwo dishes disappear from sight, reappearing only after the other three platforms… … AUTOMATIC DEMONSTRATOR. seconds. The signs are about six by eight, and con-tain short announcements of the merits of the articledemonstrated. To make customers feel that they really need anarticle is one of the problems which always confrontretailers. One of the most effective ways of…

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