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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 14 (1901) (1901)

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housand acres, and is at usually some trouble in getting them sound; in fact, on the metal and well stirring in, not taking the present the center of interest on account of the dis- crucible from the fire un- pute of rival companies til the fumes have ceased. over the possession of the ws It is no… … appearance of snow. Here using the chloride men- the salt is dried and tioned above does. not milled. The salt is col- seriously affect the copper, if it is of good quality to lected at first with a plow—a singular machine with many brass-foundry people say that sound castings start with. cannot be…

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