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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 5 (1883) (1883)

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e wire, which is moving single strand which is afterward to be covered with India simple as it is ingenious, these spindles change disks at every forward with a regular motion under the action of the pul. | rubber or gutta percha, according to the application to be half revolution and traverse the… … and after two or three days it is drawn vf into barrels aud modifying the train of gearings. It may be seen, in fact, is now ready for shipment. After being cooked, put into that the relative speeds of the different parts of the machine sacks and pressed, the oil cake remains and can be used to…

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