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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 6 (1864) (1864)

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pulley intermediate between halls, railway cars, etc.; but nevertheless it is yet in Applying the foregoing observations to fruit jars the least and greatest, we then divide the space be- and preserving fruit, in connection with your article tween the circles into two equal parts, and describe tion… … the room, A. (The pipe,I, should be carried along the middle of the ceiling.) K is a damper under the justly complain, shall substantially disappear. Itis well control of the surgeon, M is a half-inch pipe con- equal parts as it is desired to have intermediate pul- known that 28 fruit cools it…

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