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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 3 (January 1893) (1893)

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ere all freshly blown. Tatum, and Joseph B. Hensley, of Baird, Texas. It resists atmospheric influences, and is not attacked by is shown applied to a planer, the tightening pulley " You are suspicious, perhaps, and rightly, of the concentrated sulphuric acid, by nitric acid, or by a being mounted… … The Hudson River ice NOBLE * HENSLEY'S BELT TIGHTENER. THE BIRTH OF THE FLOWERS. harvest is now in progress. It begins sixty miles north here is a small goblet the transparency of which Is City. The ice is ten inches thick, and of New York in a hanger secured to the inside of the planer frame.…

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