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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 19 (May 1907) (1907)

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on hot each of which has a specialty of its own. The logs paraffine, or some other combustible, a little potassium iron plates which heat the ends of the splints in order are sawed and cut into splints in the little village of chlorate is added to the paste to increase the tempera- Saintines on the… … these pastes, Saintines. The whether they Charging the Frames with Splints. Applying Phosphorus Paste to the Sulphured Matches. best are made contain p h o s - of Russian willow, which is stronger than the French phorus or not, are prepared in a special laboratory which they are next dipped. The…

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