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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 10 (March 1878) (1878)

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9, and the cen- in the workshop. Most workmen have a printed table con- it has no life left. ter between the lines 4 and 9 is another correct division, taining columns of figures under the following headings, To Purify Oil.—To make the.oil pure, take a good sized and if the lines exactly meet at… … fessor Willis, which proportions are now almost universally (green glass is the best) and make a grindstone of that, using correctly set; but if not, we may oilstone the points again. accepted, except it be in so far as regards the question of the flat surface to grind on. Cement it on a large…

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