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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 454

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trade for the sake of for the cutters to develop good speed before they canearn high wages. The cutting of glass in a commercialfactory is no work for a weakling. One must be of robustphysique in order to stand the work for any length oftime, for, in addition to the wet wheels, there is a finedust… … IN THE SMOOTHING ROOM. liqour, signed the pledge and the factory resumed workwith a full quota of steady-nerved cutters. There is a| glass cutters union, but it is not particularly strong. The youngsters are trained on stock work. They are; given benches now and then at which they turn out stock|…

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