“Frosted” ornamental flowers were a brief fad in London during the 1860s. The fake flowers were dusted with fine glass, broken into minute chips. The glass entered the lungs of the workers, usually young girls, killing many of them.
“Frosted” ornamental flowers were a brief fad in London during the 1860s. The fake flowers were dusted with fine glass, broken into minute chips. The glass entered the lungs of the workers, usually young girls, killing many of them.
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