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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 10 (September 1887) (1887)

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increasing or diminish- the bands being drawn forward between the hooks ing together of the wet fibers in both directions of the ing the tension of the wires. and slipped over one or the other of the nails to in- wire, the firmer and stronger will be the sheet. The crease the tension. < I ■ > fc… … trated, and a parting of anhydrous gypsum bored authorities upon buceaj bacteriology. Dr. Miller, finds scribed. A candle or other source of light is arranged so through into another bed of salt, 14 feet thick. As the that by nsCng the following mixture he could completeSv that the light from it…

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