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SPELTER used to be very sweet on you, -- but Spelter mightn't have been his real name? "
Mr. Jack Hamlin's Mediation Bret Harte 1869
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A state judge approved the settlement Tuesday that ends years of court battles by residents of Spelter against Wilmington, Del.-based DuPont.
Chemical Company To Pay Town $70 Million For Pollution AP 2011
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A state judge approved the settlement Tuesday that ends years of court battles by residents of Spelter against Wilmington, Del.-based DuPont.
Chemical Company To Pay Town $70 Million For Pollution AP 2011
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There has recently been a recent ruling where this Governor filed an amicus brief and wanted to see due process for DuPont Chemical in a case concerning the community of Spelter, WV (they have a Spelter smelter).
Just Another Candidate for Governor or a Real Maverick? 2008
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There has recently been a recent ruling where this Governor filed an amicus brief and wanted to see due process for DuPont Chemical in a case concerning the community of Spelter, WV (they have a Spelter smelter).
Printing: Just Another Candidate for Governor or a Real Maverick? 2008
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Spelter is then placed in such a position that it will run into the joint and the heat is continued or increased until the spelter melts and flows in between the two surfaces.
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Spelter is variously composed of alloys containing copper, zinc, tin and antimony, the mixture employed depending on the work to be done.
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Spelter is soft brass, and is generally made from zinc one part, copper one part; an alloy easily granulated at a red heat; it is purchased in the granular form.
On Laboratory Arts Richard Threlfall
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Spelter tends to run very freely when it melts, and if the brass surface in the neighbourhood of the joint is at all clean, may run where it is not wanted.
On Laboratory Arts Richard Threlfall
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Spelter (the editor of the "Burroak Banner") suggests that I must be brief, if I wish my words to reach the ears of the millions for whom they are designed; and I shall do my best to be so.
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