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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 23 (1895) (1895)

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ds of glue, 32 pounds of deriving at Messrs. Carnegie’s works by the adoption the mass of fiber is held in the box in a series of com- alum, 1% pounds of soluble glass, and 40 pounds of of them. At Eston they had two metal mixers of simi- pact folds, issuing thence in the form of a web upon prime… … metal cylinders. The paper resulting from this pro- cess is in sheets of ordinary width and thickness of eastern, the only difference being that they used the eotton duck, it is elastic, airtight, durable, light, and In the drier is a series of carriers, all driven by a single possessed of other…

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