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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 2 (January 1874) (1874)

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brisk effervescence. away to show the manner of introducing the metaline, in to call the attention of our readers to a substance which is The same authors give the name santonates to the metal- section. At A, in the same figure, is a collar, which revolves now offered as an absolute substitute for… … bearing is of similar metal, fitted as closely as can be done. TO REMOVE GREASE SPOTS. Metaline is introduced in slots in the shaft. We examined In the removal of grease from clothing with benzol or tur- cant, compound or simple, now in use; which is claimed (and the apparatus carefully and could…

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