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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 24 (December 1882) (1882)

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ler that it is desired to Dr. Fleitmann, he found the clay had entirely changed In Slit in motion. When the lever is fixed in Its medium posi- for such a purpose (calendering machines, etc.) succeed tion, the gearings of the two rollers are neither of them in in breaking fabrics only by making them… … IKEACHIKE FOR BREAKING FABRICS to one-sixth inch in width, which were filled by com- Conversation Carried Three Thousand Five The fabric on unrolling passes over the breaking cylinders pact iron pyrites. The explanation Dr. Fleitmann gives is, Hundred Miles, that constitute the principal feature of…

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