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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 22 (1889) (1889)

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ing the most expansible, liquids abutments for the ends of the curved brass bars, two crank handle on the outside of the freezer. The bottle brass bars being held by a single steel bar, thus next, and solids the least. Heat may partially or is firmly held in the agitator by a cone-shaped cover… … that the plausible explanations given by the various Judge Daly, president of the society ; a Swedish folk companies for the shortage would prove true. The Fig. 1—METALLIC THERMOMETER. song by Madam Zela; poem by Mr. E. H. Clement ; reason which has usually been given to the inquiring and a hymn…

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