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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 3 (1893) (1893)

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here all freshly blown. Tatum, and Joseph B. Hensley, of Baird, Texas. It resists atmospheric influences, and is not attacked by is shown applied to a planer, the tightening pulley concentrated sulphuric acid, by nitric acid, or by a ‘“You are suspicious, perhaps, and rightly, of the being mounted… … The Hudson River ice harvest is now in progress. It begins sixty miles north here is asmall goblet the transparency of which is of New York City. The ice is ten inches thick, and in a hanger secured to the inside of the planer frame. perfect, and this borrowed hat with which I cover it is pure…

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