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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 14 (March 1872) (1872)

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protecting the silk interest from the and the piece is placed in the clutches with the thimble light- tual test can determine the strains to which such materials losses which the recent multiplication of diseases and other ened up by the bolt which passes through, having a head and can be safely… … tube, G G, to the jack, and as the strain is EIEHLE BROTHERS' TESTING MACHINE- detected by examination) can be readily re- applied, the beam is kept in equilibrium by moved and destroyed, thereby improving the general qualiiy nut pressing on each side, so as to prevent bending of any placing…

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