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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 25 (December 1869) (1869)

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through Test for the Quality of Soap. to its designer, and from its great handiness and the rapidity the boss of which the shaft of the pile to be screwed is To.estimate the quantity of non-saponified fatty matter in passed. The shafts are rolled with feathers or ribs on each ) with which it… … lifted off the piles. The machine is then moved for- by which it is claimed all the air bubbles are got rid of and itself to those having to erect such structures as those on ward to the center line of the next piles, and the operation the metal is rendered homogeneous. It will be slow work, which…

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