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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 13 (1871) (1871)

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and rails, their conse- tendons and other like parts of animals make glue, but it is pings of parchment and fine white sheepskin, dissolved in quent loss of strength, and increased liability to break under not so strong as that made from hides. Animal skinin every boiling water. White glue is… … elasticity not attained in other Kunst, of Weston Hospital for wheels of its class. Its con- the Insane, West Va. A pat- struction in no way interferes ent, 28 years old, had been with the pressing on of the wheels to the axles, and does insane for four years, and was approaching her death by con…

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