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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 22 (1867) (1867)

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it has been quite Pctroleum as a Painting Oil. ingenious contrivance. In No. 20, current Vol. page 311, we pnblished the sub- In Fig. 1 we have the table top closed and the towel rack ex- successful in many others. The causes of failure are very tended and united overit. Three of the sections of… … pound engines, for screw ships, pivoted to a sliding frame in the BAKER’S COMBINATION KITCHEN TABLE, than against the compound pad- body of the table by which it can ing Petroleum asa Siccative Oil,” referring to experiments be lowered or raised. In Fig.2 itis seen as ready for use. dle engines,…

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