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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 8 (1873) (1873)

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he knot commonly used to fasten window cords to sashes. Any one, who has We are indebted to Messrs. Gridley & Coffin, proprietors to the use of other materials, and various forms of appara- of the Phoenix Chemical Works, and to Mr. Saunders, the ever attempted to re-adjust the old fashioned though… … ter, where it is cooled to some extent, and whence it flows into well as in Great Britain, I heard the loudest kind of lament- shallow leaden pans to undergo a further reduction of tem- ation over the great emigration to America. Lack of labor- WH perature before it is packed for the trade. The…

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