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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 25 (1884) (1884)

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lage by the use of a com- Musk. engine is being adapted to run with naphtha gas or the va- mon lever or pinch bar. To the inner faces of the opposite por of gasoline. walls of the siloare fixed the metal plates, A. Placed loosely These engines are made in four sizes, the largest being one on top of… … JEFFERSON'S IMPROVED SILO PRESS. Nothing adds so mucb to the cost of building These engines are the result of long and care- asindulgence in whims. To set out deliberately ful experimentation, the object having been to to do a “‘ queer,” ‘‘ fanciful,” or, as it is sometimes called, produce a…

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