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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 2 (1874) (1874)

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vings and description are designed solved in tepid water with a brisk effervescence. away to show the manner of introducing tke metaline, in The same authors give the name santonates to the metal- section. At A, in the same figure, is acollar, which revolves now offered as an absolute substitute… … Baxter engine we also found running, at the rate of about face than before. The only way to radically remove grease oil, that, while the latter serves as a screen bet ween the surfa- 150 revolutions, without adrop of oil,and we were informed spots is to place soft blotting paper beneath and on top…

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