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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 16 (1881) (1881)

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ures, gaseous and solid; but all the] parison is made. With a small steam engine it would driving wheel, which revolves in a horizontal plane, the | descriptions appeared to be somewhat obscure as tothe na-|in most cases be unfair to estimate the whole time of one wheel being driven by a treadle… … plished by the White Star Liner Britannic. This steamer, which is will be free from possible taint of one of the finest vesselson the At- septic, syphilitic or other noxious lantic service, sailed from Quecnstown on Friday week at|coal gas, was mentioned by some; but it appeared that the | germs,…

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