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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 3 (1867) (1867)

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y lamine of aluminum, from the boride is intended to give three revolutions to the first shaft to one re- | an immense volume of air is warmed, and by the simple ad-| of which the erystals are deposited. Being readily adulter- volution of the driving wheels, thus gaining power for ascending |… … of the size represented in the engraving = THE “WHITTINGHAM” MOIST WARM-AIR PORTABLE FURNACE, "%! consumption in the United States (scale one inch t:9 the foot) will heat a house does not vary very far from 500,000 Ibs.: an 20 feet wide, 40 feet deep and four stories high. mosphere is tempered to…

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