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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 23 (1871) (1871)

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r grain of the _ EE ea __—__ It has long been claimed by experienced knitters, that if metal, as hereinafter described. Improvement in the Preparation of Mortars and a winder could be made to do its work perfectly, at least one The rammer used upon railroads has more particularly Cements, half the… … made adjustable, so that any re- Hair, Portland or Roman cement, cal- quired pressure can be produced. careous shale or marl, puzzolana, The cones or shells, D, are mounted on axes working in thought and experiment, the inventor claims to have dis- sand, shingle, and screened ballast, or water, one…

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