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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 11 (September 1881) (1881)

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ast year, and has found that meat coated with the pro- years past. Formerly, in France and Germany, manufac- duct could be kept from thirty to sixty days, and at the end turers used iron wire, which was converted into steel during of that time be apparently ^s fresh and sweet as any meat the course… … ticle of steel detached by the punch. After this the heads abreast, and floated down the liver, traveling only on ebb are hollowed, sorted, and, when necessary, cemented. tides. On its arrival at Gowanus Bay, Brooklyn, the raft TAWCETT'S IMPROVEMENT IN CASTING CAR WHEELS. 3. Tempering and Annealing…

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