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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 36 (1852) (1852)

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said volume. had “ dangerous steam”? or dangerous water, ment is more particularly applicablé to “ Ma- and none of the passengers are disposed to new lease of life.” - rine Clocks,”’ but is also applicable to all sorts prosecute him for the penalty in the bond; it of “ time-pieces.” It consists in… … patent for an improvement in machines for by Alfred Guthrie, of Chicago, Engineer, for servation. Since that time Mr. Nystrom has threshing grain. The object of the improve- the prevention of steamboat boiler explo- made some important improvements, by the ments are mainly to combine the threshing…

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