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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 19 (1871) (1871)

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iquefied ammonia as expansive force, and lings, for the safe keeping of plate, jewels, money, docu- tube, having flanges formed thereon, at proper intervals, passes out with the gas to the cylinder, where, a portion ments, etc. which interlock with the masonry, as shown. Within the having been… … gestion of the superintendent and the hearty acqui- guished chemist invented a means of storing and escence of the girls themselves, on the only ground using mechanical power, by compressing ordina- in society, and confer their advantages upon the poorest of steam power was not admissible. The…

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