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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 7 (1877) (1877)

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ot liable to immediate decomposi- breadth of a hand, and these étadiions, as the French call may have become distorted, flat- tion, rendering it less offensive to handle and transport. If them, are then stretched for some time in the direction of ening the seams, pressing, etc., and are then ready… … Fig. 3—GLOVE BLANK.—POSITIONS OF THE SEAMS ON. A begin to emit from every pore an odor, compared with water are Dutch box, Indian cedar, ebony, lignum-vite, ma- GLOVE. hogany, heart of oak, pomegranate, vine. which the smell of rotten eggs, sulphuretted hydrogen, or bisulphide of carbon are savory…

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