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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 472

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is employer—how much of the profits ofthe business he takes up. Or, putting it another way, howmuch his sales ought to total to pay his salary. If thebusiness pays a gross profit of twenty per cent, on itssales the man getting $15 a week, or $780 a year, must sell$3,900 worth before there is… … An Industry That is Fast Becoming a Memory. V r N Arizona and New Mexico the Indian potter stillA works, writes White Eagle (Hde Da Ska) a full-Mooded Sioux, in Brick and Clay Record, and his craftis nearly as crude as it was in the day when the first clayjottle was fashioned, dried and burned. In…

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