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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 19 (May 1892) (1892)

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houlders straight. Shoulders sloping. cities the output of the horse butcheries is enormous. I to twist the rubber band by holding one of the balls According to Prof. Thomassen, of the Veterinary in the hand and rolling the other round in a circular The Iron Industries thinks men who attend to the… … addressed the members of the Rutland Place (Glasgow) and most on tin. Sperin oil acts least on brass and Marine Institute recently on " The Effect on Ship De- path upon the floor by giving to the hand a gyratory most on zinc. Whale oil has no action on tin and acts sign of Improvement in Means of…

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