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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 12 (September 1870) (1870)

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the molds they pass on to an endless belt or apron, and In addition to this, the inventor obtains the cosmical heat la- The frame or stand is all iron, and is, by its peculiar de- are conveyed away to be hacked up. tent in the oxygen of the atmosphere, and the result is that. sign and great weight,… … any perceptible influence on the tables of mortality. of the scum, as this steeping, by softening them and helping feature very desirable in a band saw, not that it is required Both are apparently equally wholesome as far as the death' to loosen the silica from the fiber, facilitates the subsequent…

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