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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 4 (January 1888) (1888)
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xtend- odor—differing from that of ammonia—exceedingly so- ing standards, in the form of angle irons, the outer for particulars of the different phases. The interest luble in water, and of basic properties. In composi- faces of the standards being ribbed, the upper faces of of the phenomenon will… … can be quickly and efficiently made from a rectangular VAN DUZEE'S MASON'S FLOAT HANDLE, board of suitable size. MARKS' RAILWAY CHAIR AND TIE. © 1888 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patented · Contained · Iron · Patents · Scientific American · Munn · Formic acid · Electromotive force · Morris type · Malleable iron · Express money · Guard rail · Sewing machine · Type writer · Dumb bell
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