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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 13 (1888) (1888)

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o. dealers to the editor of the St. Louis Lumberman. F. Page, president of the Page Belting Company, has proofing woolen goods: A solution is made of 100 parts ‘* Why don’t you say a good word for butternut, which, of alum, 100 parts of glue, 5 parts of tannin, and 2 parts recently secured a… … supply in this market comes from Wis- rendered waterproof is kept ‘in it for half consin. It is growing scarce, and the an hour, then withdrawn, and the moist- only thing I have against butternut is that there is not ure is allowed to drip from it for several hours. and the stretching which…

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