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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 20 (1879) (1879)

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d finish with water glass, after which the pulp is Paper from Grass, west of that village, which is less than a mile long, and here One of the subjects of a recent patent is the manufacture washed with clear water. assistance is needed. From there to Greycourt they pro- of paper pulp and paper from… … thirty cars, as the case might be.. grass is sufficiently washed it is ANCIENT ROMAN GLASSWARE. To secure their complement of boiled in an open kettle or in a cars, it was necessary to have steam kettle with lye, in propor- them transported there, and this was done by “turning ” tions of about one…

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