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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 11 (1867) (1867)

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d, after weelss of patient labor; but allowing it to pass over the cushion, is an evil which he en- eration of steam from water in the ordinary way—gradually, all the delicacy and elaboration of details can never be given deavors to remedy by his device. In the engraving A is the however… … boilers and managers of steam engines may Photo-sculpture. get some data which may assistin determin- Daguerre in France, and Talbot in En ing the cause of explosions and thus aid in by any mere machine, but must still be left to the taste and | their prevention. gland, independently and…

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