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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 2 (July 1876) (1876)

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s first seen rolling skyward. With thehiss of the escaping steam these clouds are dissi-pated, like fog before the sun, and in a few seconds only a faintly depicted vapor is wreathing up-ward from the stack. The engineer states thatthe decrease in consumption of fuel amounts to 20per cent since the… … WILLIAMS METHOD OF MANUFACTURING DENTAL FOIL. Another new invention relating to dental manipulationis a means of covering foil with a coating of carbon to ren-der it moro easily worked without becoming adhesive Heretofore, non-cohesive or soft foil has generally beenmade by imperfectly refining,…

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