From the Forest to the Foot
From the Forest to the Foot
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He felt as Columbus felt when he saw the land bird alighting upon his ship and the driftwood 'floating by. In a few years more his labors were crowned with success. In the words of Mr. Parton, who has kindly placed his researches at our disposal, Goodyear gave to the arts not a new material merely, but a new class' of materials, applicable to a thousand diverse uses. His product had more than the elas-' ticity of India rubber, while it was divested of all those proper- ties which had lessened i...ts utility. RUBBER BISCUIT It was still India rubber, but its surfaces would not adhere, nor would it harden at any degree of cold nor soften at any degree of heat. It was a cloth impervious to water. It was paper that would not tear. It was parchment that would not crease. It was leather which neither rain nor sun would injure. It was ebony that could be run into a mold. It was ivory that could be worked like wax. It was wood that never cracked, shrunk, nor decayed. It was metal, " elastic metal, " as Daniel Webster termed it, that could be wound round the finger or tied into a knot, and which preserves its elasticity almost like steel.
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He felt as Columbus felt when he saw the land bird alighting upon his ship and the driftwood 'floating by. In a few years more his labors were crowned with success. In the words of Mr. Parton, who has kindly placed his researches at our disposal, Goodyear gave to the arts not a new material merely, but a new class' of materials, applicable to a thousand diverse uses. His product had more than the elas-' ticity of India rubber, while it was divested of all those proper- ties which had lessened i...ts utility. RUBBER BISCUIT It was still India rubber, but its surfaces would not adhere, nor would it harden at any degree of cold nor soften at any degree of heat. It was a cloth impervious to water. It was paper that would not tear. It was parchment that would not crease. It was leather which neither rain nor sun would injure. It was ebony that could be run into a mold. It was ivory that could be worked like wax. It was wood that never cracked, shrunk, nor decayed. It was metal, " elastic metal, " as Daniel Webster termed it, that could be wound round the finger or tied into a knot, and which preserves its elasticity almost like steel.
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