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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 20 (1881) (1881)

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er that edge of the table; the opposite edge of special sense than alcohol, but is rather, as supposed by Mr. Henry Wilson, of Stockton-on-Tees, County of Dur- the table resting upon ball-and-socket joints. The grinding Balzer, composed of a series of C, O, H, N bodies, which are ham, England, has… … of the table is reversed at er ends secured in the ver- the end of each trip of the tical slot of a head block table. The edge of the that has a flange projecting inward at right angles from each glass plate is drawn over the grinding disk, to which is that cellulose, lignin, peat, lignite, coal,…

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