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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (February 1877) (1877)

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e leaf. portation on a small scale; and judging from experiments, When this ink becomes thoroughly hard and dry, the sur- the fatty acids corrode most powerfully, and with the gly- the inventors state that a car for the transportation of pas- cerin make a kind of soapsuds, producing excessive… … stream of compressed ing down stream, and NOVEL HYDRAULIC RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVE. air through a pipe at the velocity may ex- or near the bottom of tend to any speed de- the vessel, by which very important advantages are ob- sired, being governed only by the grade and the speed of pledget of cotton,…

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