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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 8 (February 1873) (1873)

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ture, that will been thus quickly and noticeably, during the first year, to re- known as the Albion Print Works. There it encountered a effectually remedy all existing evils. duce the number of applications, and yet to increase the girder of an arched doorway, shattered it (with the adjacent number… … taste, a blue texture of jute spangled with golden ornaments bound volumes of reduced copies, and full size copies of ing pieces of muslin, in the manner shown in our diagram. has been selected as a wall covering, which contrasts agree- patents have been admirably produced, and reflect the high-…

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