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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (1886) (1886)

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g of time in the production of a really excellent 18 percent, and also several bituminous coals in cen- article assures for this new tanning material and the fast, caught on the bows. tral Europe. After the extraction of the pyrofuxin, the coal re- It was necessary to stop the ship and back off to… … None of the officers of the ship had ever witnessed a similar occurrence, although it is by no means an un- year to year new tanning stuffs are placed in the process of tanning leather very considerably. market, which in reality are simply new editions of heard of one. Ships have struck sleeping…

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