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"Dwarf Trees For Table Use"
(1902), in a five paragraph article about various decorations or centerpieces for the
holidays, the fourth paragraph ends with this line:
"Most unique of all are the Japanese miniature trees, set in carved teakwood boxes or
in Japanese porcelain receptacles, and the sight of them conjures up a vision of old Japan,
with its romance and mystery."
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1 Brooklyn Daily Eagle,
December 23, 1902, pg.
12.
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