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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 5 (1860) (1860)

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ired, it can be shut off. The pipes, ‘improvement being to permit the steam to come in direct D D, are protected from the juice of the meat or other ‘contact either with the articles to be cooked or with the substance by the caps, 0 0, placed a short distance above ‘vessels Which contain them, or… … The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published weekly in a form suitable for binding, each number containing sixteen pages of letter- a cross section, A A being the ovens, B B the water for boiling food, and the steam is admitted directly press, with numerous illustrations, making a yearly volume of 832 pans…

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