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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 9 (February 1881) (1881)

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shed only in liquid form, linings, and for many other purposes. Mill boards of one six- of hair felt surrounded by non-porous fireproof sheathing is ready for use, in all the standard shades, and of qualities added. The protection which this manner of covering teenth to one-half inch or more in… … of other fibers, such as hair and the like, as used for interior woodwork. The largest ASBESTOS GRINDING. drygoods firm in New York had their stores formerly used, was patented through the Sci- entific American office in 1868. and warehouses thus painted, the total wood- suited for out-door work or…

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