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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 16 (April 1887) (1887)

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is fact to understand what into the most elaborate forms, intertwining and work- Charles Blanc, of the College of France, and a member impelled a newspaper reporter to climb so high to find ing together stems and wreaths of various colors. The of the Academy, the author tells us that "effects of… … hangs a model of a sliding car door. Near it are seve- reasonably early start, the team could make a good load iVEKETIAK GLASS-BEVEKTEEHTH CEKTimT. ral sets of heavy iron shutters. Huge furnaces rest by every day. One afternoon, as he was returning with a the side of tiny oil stoves. load, and had…

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