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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 17 (April 1879) (1879)
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nto Dr. Rutherford says: " As yet we have found 4 grains of stand pipe. the pores of the clay and renders it impermeable and glossy. Mr. W. E. Washburn, of Backets Harbor, N. Y., has pat- i iridin a certain remedy for biliousness. It may be made into This simple process is the invention of… … 'v-i -.. -, high and 2 feet wide, which was Mr. G. D. Eighmie, of Pough- manufactured at Meissen by keepsie, N. Y., has patented an Boettcher, previous to the inven- improvement in men's drawers, Kg. 7.-0VEN FOE GRAY WAEE. tion of porcelain. which consists in cutting the © 1879 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,…Patented · Iron · Consists · Patents · Yellow fever · Aniline · Warm air · Sewing machine · Scientific American · Gray pottery · Coal Tar · Wrought iron · Trade catalogs · Years ago · Metallic strip
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