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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 21 (May 1877) (1877)

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70 ozs. of water, add 1 rooms are allotted to the women of the family, an additional To remove hardened spots of reason for this arrangement being 1 stearin, paraffin, tar, resin, etc., ben- that the roof under the blazing sun zine (not benzoline) must be used. makes the top stories exceedingly A… … is not of the same shade as the wool, bleaching it is immersed in a solu- TEMPORARY RESIDENCE OF THE SHAH OF PERSIA 3^ to 5J ozs. of alum is added to tion of sulphurous acid to remove the dye beck, and the goods are re- all cases of chlorine, and then entered, but not boiled. washed in pure water.…

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