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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 13 (1867) (1867)

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mber of puns. Y. Z ficient to overcome this annoyance, as, whatever the force ap- Fig. 1 is the ring of a boiler, and the parting point consid- plied to set them up, they will start after being for awhile ex- Srience Fumilinnly PUustrated. ered at top and bottom. Divide the space a c (equal to… … subject, wemust pass on. When this bright metal is burned A, in the engraving presents one form in which the nut car- ter. In Europe the heat of these vapors is used to evaporate it forms a beautiful white powder—alumina. It seems strange ries its own check. This is a curved spring, B, seated in a…

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