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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 19 (May 1889) (1889)

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tissues, as in the manufacture of "When albumen colors are employed, the albumen, and allow the oil to rise again to the mean level. The wall paper. which at the beginning is soluble, coagulates by the For coloring soaps only dyestuffs are used which are sectional cuts" show that if, from any… … materials are mixed in four different in Fig. 2 ; no odor; no chimney con- Fig. 2.-BURNING CRUDE OIL UNDER A FORGE FOR GENERAL WORE proportions, according to the degree nection needed ; no sulphur or other Leather dyeing is on the whole based upon the em- of hardness desired ; the more kaolin and…

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