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

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of boilers receives, there is pro- might say, by sharp knives revolving rapidly and kept neck only, gives an excellent fit, and the bosom is not bably less danger of filling up a house with coal gas.— liable to be shifted or the independent collar to be dis- constantly wetted. When one of these… … Blanchard, like some otheraeronauts since, tried hard cent of their weight. If the least moisture remains in to escape his contract; even a vest lined with lead, sent the rubber when made up into shoes, the heat of vul- home by the tailor to the wrong address, and which canization causes its…

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