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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 23 (1879) (1879)

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trolled. the use of iron is remarkable, the piers of support on which such as are used for jellies, and also that strong solutions Messrs. John J. Howell and Osnel H. Wienges, of Fort the dome rests only thus occupying 200 feet, whereas the set much quicker and at a higher temperature than weak… … solved; then some well- lery avenues, and which are whisked white of egg is generally 8 feet wide, the stirred in. The proportion central 6 feet being appro- constructed that it may be applied to hoes, rakes, and other we have used has been two ounces of albumen to each priated to the perforated…

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