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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 18 (1874) (1874)

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ing embrace the principal points that are metal, D and H, to the sides, so that the pieces of wood can- Albuminous matter............ 4:587 ozs. Fatty matter...............004- 2964 “ generally of interest in regard to engines and boilers: Di- not slip off when secured in position. Provide two… … gine is moved by hand. This should be done when the parts of wood, so that they cannot turn, and put nuts and washers, helps toward the developed science of dietetics, which the are heated. The clearance at each end of the cylinder in- K and L, on the other ends, so that the two pieces of wood…

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