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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 3 (January 1878) (1878)

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scous liquid. An excellent device for bookbinders has been invented by free. Suitable provision is made to take up lost motion Around this seething cauldron are hundreds of craters of Mr. Carl Tbeene, of Minden, Germany. It is a Book- dry grayish mud. The cones are from three to six feet in… … The action of the scutching covered a vast hill near this mud THE COLORADO MUD VOLCANOES. blades, hackling combs, and lake which was the product of wire brush, effectually removes ancient eruptions. The soil is large. The pump is connected to the shaft and is driven by the outer coating and pulp…

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