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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 17 (1882) (1882)

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n the clearance spaces due to lengths of steam obliged to crowd the stuff, especially when it is a little damp. This is not only annoying to the workman, but ex- Stutzer found that this unequal dyeing was due to a gum- ports. é my substance found in the cells of the plant fibers, and his pensive to… … in France, overcame this tons, are coupled to the difficulty by softening the connecting rods, it being vegetable fibers in an thus possible to vary the emulsion of animal oils with a soda solution, and then Tn this machine there is an entirely new device for gear cut-off within wide limits without…

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