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		For steam Purposes - 1 Ton of Coal
		is equal to 1 1/2 cords of wood
		---
		Can Alcohol be frozen? Alcohol
		has never been frozen, though it has
		cooled to a temperature of 166 [degrees]
		below Zero, it becomes viscid
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		To fill in a privy vault! half of
		each copperas and Lime. No smell.
		---
		To make models for small castings
		use fine sand or plaster of Paris
		---
		Extract from a murder Trial at Toronto
		Sept 21 1877 -
		Effects of Strychnine! It will show
		in months after with decomposed meat.
		1/2 grain Kills an ordinary man
		A man poisioned by it, will die
		in 1/2 an hour.
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		A Silver dollar contains or weighs
		412 1/2 grains and contains 900
		parts in 1000 of pure Silver, therefore
		9/10 of 412 1/2 grains will give
		the pure Silver by weight in a
		dollar = 371 1/4 grains.
		---
		Is the mineral found with lead ores and
		Known to miners as "mundic" the same
		as Iron pyrites? "mundic" is the
		name of Copper pyrites amongst English miners
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		See the picture of Iron Railroad
		Bridge across the Hudson River at
		Albany New York It  is a fine one
		Scientific American
				March 7 1874
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[tipped in paper obscures part of journal entries - see next page for transcription of entries]
		Dr. Carl Gassn's [Gassner's] [alum?] dry
		battery sal.
		Oxide zinc             1 part by weight
		Sal-ammoniac           1  "   "   "
		Plaster of Par. [Paris]3  "   "   "  [struckthrough]
		Chloride of zinc       1  "   "   "
		Water                  2  "   "   "
		If you are giving new life
		to old Dry Batterys leave out
		the Plaster.
		Hastings Forumla 1907 [in blue pencil]
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