Glass flowers exhibition at Harvard Botanical Museum
In 1887 Leopold Blaschke and son Rudolph began crafting glass flowers now shown in Harvard's Botanical Museum. The text notes Molotov bread baskets in ordnance and medieval heat protection by animal skins and eye coverings, then explains wood as an insulating material from air-filled cells. It mentions the Arch of Triumph in Paris started in 1806 and completed thirty years later.
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Leopold Blaschke
Rudolph
Botanical Museum
Harvard University
Paris
Lexico coverings report missing details in Peru sum
A fragmented OCR item mentions lexico coverings and an entire sum related to Peru with numbers 788 16 1.1 18.5 and 88. Sur 38. Exact context and entities are unreadable. The readable parts imply a financial or cost entry tied to Peru but lack clear subjects or actions.
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Sur
Peru
Fragmented historical notes and cryptic clues from crypto puzzle
The text compiles varied fragments on the Oriental Institute, wood features, Civil War deserters in Grant City State Park Illinois, steel red ration points for cotton seed oil, and a Massachusetts fishing gear loss of 400000. Included are cryptographic clues and garbled OCR elements.
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Grant City State Park
Ilinois
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