Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-02-13
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Use OF Nspd tsneer.
faper-~ knb -sed ~. q Van
The prpcesa foi pre,a,,,,
interior decoration waA luven,a,, n used is
w spur OF Boston he uu ~ y shaIs,
markable kno~Ie'ige OF w,.as : sefYn
70 MAKE the collsr ton which IN Una heled
\ Jessnp the banke, ana ~ Morn,
has presented TO the Mu.e,,,' lhrepla
History Unth MI sn,r, y Natani
secret OF making good venaa,. 'Oand The
10 cut the wood thin flruitn.a Nulth i
wood dealers were tryinp ae ~ olen aaj
they could make them - i - uow thel
the warplhe which was invar,aIa, prevent
place paili ana making the expsr,,asu,sa s Taking
WOOD may be cut as thin 40 j,
Parl OF an inch when Il liz liLa .ue ath
Is not useful IN this state III IT.. Paper L
cut TO the thickness of lilo lnn. 'Haiehh
l50th part OF an inch and nsa ,V@n v o. lie
Is used for the decoration, :, "''1 paper
ceilings This neither sbrinSs walls aud
there not being enough Of IL so' ssels
mosphere to affect IN ono 'o' iheat
It was put on eighteen years va sva !, ssss
as good condition as when il wes so, sa Nsa
pi'ed The smooth surface Of an ala ap
pasteboard wall OF ceiling i = ,ya'0llaV
foundation for It Ali bulss sa.l .us test
must be evenly filed with pIss,s, 'u c'aela
II the wall is new ii is glue s,zsa " Ps1s
wall paper Then il is readv ~ e.. fa
In panels frleze or moIdino ue WOOD
plain and simple OF very elan,,te' te''slly
wall Is first covered with c,a,a ias
with common dour paste The ,pu pu' %
are dalnpehed with a preparation of 'saeen sp
me and water which softeus spye',
wheh dry leaves them pialle i n. aad
then rubbed over the wood as us,l laaNs
cloth covered wall and the forma, - 'le
fully and smoothly applied S.sr.'I cue
more difficult task than m,,,,no
paper There are no fewer ,i.S =" wall
kinds Of wood from which ,o Co.. WY
commentator OF honse interior So,,. Wv
times two OF three are nijnglad i lug
room with surprisingly bpsntlfnl ss.a. wy
A checker board pattern Of curv navy ns'l.
IS about a. thlch as a Piece OF c,ral. sars
10 produce II STRIPS of wood uars s.
woven IN and out and then subiac, c,oa'' IN
beat and pressure winch made !,
smooth mass varied III hue as Il !, ., ,"'
composed OF wo kinds OF wood (ls,m
OAK AMI mahogany are on the ton notch, !,
esteem tor this sort Of decoration d van
furniture al the present moment
Ep oossed wood resembles carvinc ,.a
while 1t Is not meant exactly to ,aRs ,Ss
place of IL Is rich enough n Itself toSa
uand attention and lt he used fo, and,as,
purposes OF utility and ornament III
not cheap enough tt become commOn
The original patterns for the wors s,a
carved 10y hand Molds from tbest modss
are then made on which tLe vood !.
placed after being softelied The, s,s
then submitted It $50 degrees Of heal And
great pressure When taken from, n
hydraulic press they are much too no, IA
touch for some time It is cas-, To 500
ibat such u process nat urally pregeutssrv
shrinkage aiterward
a ceiling OF one of the narlor cann
the Old Colony railroad is decorated with
these embossed and plain woods, sndh
priced st highly by the company that ,bs
car is only in service during the sumner
months Book binding is another use 70
which the wood has recently been out
Poems by Pope and Jean lngelow ISSUED
last yeal are euveloped in a eoyerngd
wood and tied with different colored rib
bons New York Press