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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 9 (1901) (1901)

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Finally the material is thoroughly rinsed in clean is its strongest part.—John Wm. Fletcher, Head Fore- sort of thing has often been the cause of the loss of man, Anglo-Chilian & Nitrate Railway, Focopilla, Chili. water until the fiber is entirely separated and of a many lives. clear white… … off pressure, and when at this pressure steam must with the help of mechanical means, to make them soft Dixon, of Yale University, while on his vacation in and easily workable, and then submitted to the same blow off with full force and not merely simmer through Colorado. It has been contended that…

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