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

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n statements in On a piece of board of the proper thickness for a sweep, the the newspapers concerning poisonous enameled ware, known size of which depends on the size of the work, he draws an as "marbleized" and "granite" iron ware, I desire to state outline of the job, interior and exterior, from… … shored up on the opposite side, so as to maintain it true and is becoming an apparently essential ingredient in our daily 193, the dotted lines representing the interior of the piece. nourishment. If we take lead in our drinking water, lead He has then simply to cut away to the interior line, and…

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