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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 10 (1901) (1901)

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pe of match-making ma- ure: In cutting the splints it is necessary that the chine, by charging in this case a row of 50 splints The splints are cut by a reciprocating knife from the two-inch biocks grain should run parallel with the splint, other- into special perforated brass holders. Each of… … or broken fragments are separated out. of the matches in the block is accomplished phosphorus, The cleaner consists of a hopper which deliv- at the moment the carrier is stopped—the THE PHOSPHORUS BATH. ers the matches onto the upper end of a cam opening the frames, the matches being sloping…

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