Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 572
ng himself, and frighteninghis poor mother out of her wits. When he emi-grated to America he had a chance for himself, andat once chose to be a firework-maker. In opposite corners of the same room are twomachines, one used for sifting, and the other formixing. They both look alike, and are very… … MACHINE FOR CUTTING STARS. ing in the netting above. When this has beendone, and the lumps have been powdered, the in-gredients are placed in the mixing machine, andare here rolled and rolled about for five or tenminutes, when they are fit for use. While we were present the chemist and his…
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