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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 25 (1896) (1896)

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ening being of the section required to be given to pound per foot, to heavy rounds, hexagons and squares perature. the article to be produced. The edges of the openings weighing forty pounds and more per foot. By this compound system of construction, the liner, in the dies are beveled, so as to… … times that of coal gas, the granite mixed witha small cost is stated to be less proportion of borax. This than that of illuminating compound satisfactorily the cars by petroleum. Doubtless, after this, we shall dense it. The metal is forced out of the container fulfilled all the necessary…

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