Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 236
medium in the fibrous andporous surfaces presented by wall paper,backed up as they invariably must be bystarch, casein or other organic pastes.Occasionally the restrictions of localboards of health provide in such eventsfor proper fumigation, but too often noprecautions are taken to destroy the… … Heavy colonies of Bacteria developing in Agar jelly treatedwith washings from wall paper. Practically no development of Bacterial colonies in Agarjelly treated with washings from Sanitary Wall Paint. of wall paper is steadily decreasing, andthat the art of interior decoration is un-dergoing a…
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