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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 17 (1876) (1876)

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about it. It remains now to consoli- were removed, it would be just as well to lay them seven or date the two materials, and this is done by passing the eight inches to the weather as to lay them only five, or five double sheet through heavy calender rollers under grest and a half, inches. Many… … CRUSHING AND WASHING THE RUBBER. ure 15 inches. In this case—if the roof be rather flat, say thickness, according tothe parts which they are destined to in 1796, and was taught the cabinet maker’s trade. About about one quarter pitch—four and a half inches is as far as form, the various portions of…

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