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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 7 (February 1895) (1895)

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keeper on the frame engages a latch to that the stream of material is not retarded and a nice frame are eyes by means of which the fender may be hold the frame stationary. The shock is now ready clean cut is effected at every movement of the cutter. to be bound, which is preferably effected by a… … glass colored red violet by used in either of these DANNEB'S COBN HABTESTEB. manganese, which absorbs ways the metal in the ladle the yellow and brown rays. shows the characteristic Flowers are also favorably influenced by the same yellow flame of sodium on its surface, and its tempera- cord having…

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