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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 5 (February 1901) (1901)

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to cut spaces of the proper kind. The machi-e is readily converted froma setter into a gummer. The con-struction is such that a straightsaw of any size can be set orgummed without any mechanicalskill whatever. gtuutxiu ^mtxmtu bling a pile of Titanic bricks. Basaltic columnswherever found… … THE NEWBUKG SAW SETTING AND GUMMINGMACHINE. the flow of ancient lava. The rock is made up offeldspar and augite or hornblende, and is usually darkgreen, gray, or black in color. The columnar formwhich it often takes has given rise to much dis-cussion. The prisms are five or six-sided, and re-semble…

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