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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 21 (1866) (1866)

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effected with great rapidity. The variety of colors disengaged or volatilized, and passes away with the area. The walls of this dasher may be either open or that are ordinarily communicated to wafers, is given vapor arising from the heated liquid. pierced with holes for the passage of air and cream… … This engraving shows a wheel designea to be more a steam arising from the boiling tea or coffee in pre- efficient than the ordinary wheel. To this end it has paration for the table, must of necessity be the best buckets placed diagonally across the face. They thus method or device. enter with…

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