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Scientific American, Vol. 38, Nos. 24–25 (1878) (1878)

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itator derive their motion. The two inlet Is the next best; biborate of soda does as well, but is not purpose. Anu improved Oil Well Torpedo, invented by Mr. W. passages of the air pump, one at each end, are connected by often found handy. Then the emulsion of lime water with Haus, of Church P. O.,… … sorption of heat due to gether at their lower ends, this operation lowers the notched upon their inner temperature of the strong sides to allow a space for brine, made to circulate, by means of the pump provided for vaseline is preferable, as there is no odor from it and it is receiving the trace,…

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