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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 20 (November 1899) (1899)

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e, and the sive full strokes of the cutter bar, so that each alter- thorize it. source of water, when the tool had been in perfect con- nate stroke causes the blank to receive a beveled cut. Even witli these two main issues disposed of, other dition ever since its installation, the polished steel… … campaign 1897-98. The quantity of raw of the lathe, the surface of which it im- THE 2.—SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT FOR ROUGHLY CONDUCTING Fig. mediately converted into rust. As will be sugar produced was 1,515,526 tons in 1898- QUANTITATIVE SYNTHESIS OF WATER. shown by the following experiments, 99, against…

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