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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 16 (April 1907) (1907)

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h, patchwork-looking Egypt. The distaff was a simple affairs, but served many useful pur- stick around which the fiber was poses. No way was known by coiled, and held in the left hand. which the substance could be manu- The spindle resembled a top set in factured into glass sheets of any motion by… … this it was allowed to gradually threads of silk, this depending up- Tlie Compressed-Air Logging Saw in •peration. COol. The air pressure squeezed on the quality of the cloth to be Out the air bubbles, and the result made. The thread, before going to THE USE OF COMPRESSES AIR IN LOGGING. was a…

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