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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 18 (1889) (1889)

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rying apparatus, whereby been made in recent years by the introduction of the meat or other articles suspended may be moved to po- ‘**Dunnachie continuous gas kiln.” This kiln is con- sition as desired in storage sections, and almost any structed of two rows of fire chambers, all connected piece so… … acting upon an armature connected with the bell axle by a ball and socket joint, the arrangement being hammer. When the door is opened by turning the such that the head block and axle may be quickly and inside knob, the electric circuit remains unchanged, conveniently disconnected, while a fifth…

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