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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 14, No. 18 (April 28, 1866) (1866)

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LER’S FRUIT JAR. accurately centers and holds the spoke while being is done on a common Jathe the job is a long while in acted on. In Fig. 2 the same machine is shown adapted it, and both employer and workman get sick of the Many persons still use cement or wax in sealing to boring fellies, a bit… … result of priming; and, further, that many accidents from the blank in about ten hours, which is quick also take place from the bursting of steam pipes. work. This, he thinks, takes place from a sudden checking a | \\@ of the water and steam, by the fall of the steam valve, M. Tarprrev states, that…

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