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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (1885) (1885)

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ion: (@) either the powder rushes through a nozzle, and acts upon several the purpose of drawing off the milk without disturbing compartments of a turbine which revolves the torpe- first torpedo, which is explosive, strikes the net and the cream, which, as the milk runs off, will gradually do’s… … the first always directed toward the steersman. As the first torpedo also NOESSEL’S COMBINED MILK PAN AND CHEESE MOULD. runs just below the water line, a disk sink until it rests on the bottom. The spout stopper rent which has thus been made in the net by the first, daytime, and a lamp reflecting…

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