this has to be my favorite posting....
In a message dated 2/2/98 4:40:44 PM, Gumprint@aol.com writes:
<<I am searching for information regarding the incorporation of cremated
remains
into the emulsion for gum printing.
I read about it being done in the 1890's; and at one time had my hands on an
article about it but am unable to locate it now.
Does anyone have such an article(s)?
Have any technical thoughts about it?
I welcome your positive comments.
To those who find this offensive; please forgive.
Carole
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