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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 5 (February 1884) (1884)

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ox is a cell for hold- at a white heat. Thus treated, they acquire a hardness that ing the cork, chamois skin, or other rubber to be used in names to the bones of the pelvis, with their natural articula- will permit tbem to be used as fireproof building materials, tions and soft parts, without much… … normally. While this is not necessary, it prevents the water In manufacturing plates for tables, floor plates, wainscot- WOOD'S COMBINED KNIFE BRICK BOX AND GRINDER. from flowing through the aperture as well as to counter- ing, and similar objects, six parts of fireclay may be added balance the…

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