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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 3 (July 1878) (1878)

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of silk that A recent number of the Journal Officiel describes an ex- has been saturated with sizing and well filled with fine plum- packing, which prevents steam passing to the engine, except tremely curious method of wine manufacture employed by bago and dried—are placed upon the boss of the… … phone. The compression of having undergone a certain the series of disks increases degree of fermentation. The flour, or powder, thus conductivity; a diminution of PROFESSOR EDISON'S NEW CARBON RHEOSTAT. obtained, is known in China pressure increases the resist- under the name of kin-isee, ance.…

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