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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 16 (April 1879) (1879)

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inery for making brick has been attended with the rendered porous by the operation. We name below a few places that are using Dean's du- opposition that usually accompanies an innovation on hand The Gregg brick machine occupies a medium position be- work; but gradually, as the machines have become… … ette ville, N. C, has devised an attach, OBEOO'S BBICK MAKING AND BEPBESSDrG HACHIVE, Cement for ITnltIng metal to Glass. ment for a sewing machine treadle, The following recipe is from the which is connected with the chair in which the operator is seated, so that the chair is partly sus- MontJdy…

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