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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 450

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h a course can they con-tinue to hold their own. In these dajs the factory getscloser to the dealer, arid as a consequence the only in- that we otherwise could not. True, margins are reduced, but the chances for increased business morethan compensate for the smallness of the individual return.… … In a Cut Glass Factory. o HE cutting of glass is hard, nerve-testing work. It is done wholly by men. It is wet, disagreeabletoil, which necessitates steady hands and absolutely ac-curate eyes. It takes about three years for a boy to workUp to the point in a glass cutting factory where he is…

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