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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 17 (October 1888) (1888)

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r said : The question parts, to prevent a too great loss of air if the dress is asked, What kind of a man is required in this busi- being formed by means of a removable core in one sec- were torn about the legs, and consequent difficulty in tion of the mould, is illustrated herewith, and has been… … might go directly from an ordinary school into elec- wood was used exclusively in the box of the flume. It was strictly clear selected redwood, without knots or trical business and have a very good chance of success ; BEDDY'S METHOD OF MOULDING. sap. The work of the contractors began early in June…

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