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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 5 (1890) (1890)

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ings, spent tan, etc., and at the same in which the bridge wall is built close up to the boiler, drawing upon this cord the handle end of the lever is and has openings communicating with both the fire box time serving as a generator for hydrogen gas, and to depressed, raising the pin to release the… … easy. The high reputation of Prof. Munroe gives great weight to any claims which he advances, and it is to This invention has been patented by Mr. Theodor A. accompanying illustration, and has been patented by be hoped that further particulars will soon be obtain- Terteling, of Kansas City, Kansas.…

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