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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 12 (September 1909) (1909)

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the boiling point, seems to lose its Self-hardening steel delicate flavor; the resulting sirup is frequently A very good way to hold pipe or rods that have a is perhaps obtain- stained, rather faintly yellowish or bluish, according polished surface, is to sprinkle dry plaster of Paris able. Be sure… … of receptacles. The illustration shows such an ar- My father was a druggist VISE FOR POLISHED PIPE. and chemist of near thirty rangement, in which a lamp is years' practice. He began to held in place on a board by paper, taking care that there is plenty of the plaster make all his sirups very early…

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