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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 5 (1885) (1885)

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m being pure strips, B, secured by rivets. Ears are riveted to the cane sugar. Atpresent it has not been decided whether ing a hook in its free end, which receives a hook pro- stripsto hold the bail. The cover is formed with a jecting from a hammer rod, B, which moves vertically the reaction… … Thomas E. Fraser, superintendent of the observa- McADAM’S BUTTER TUB. tory, states that the 36-inch glass, when finished, will be by far the most powerful one in the world, bringing of the tub: -Ice can be placed in the cover to keep the the moon within thirty miles of the earth, whereas butter…

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