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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 21 (1890) (1890)

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l Gazette: Let mechanics Bender. The tanks are ordinarily arranged in sets of are the ‘‘only pails fit to hold drinking water.” The cease to bewail the obscurity of the mechanic. To- three, the outer tanks being the largest, and, to prevent dairy pail will not taint milk, get sour, or need scour-… … are one-or nore air vents, and each end tank proofing, paints, japans, decorations, and {HILL & BENDER’S PETROLEUM CAR. has a large top opening, with tightly fitting copals ; all of which unite to make ware with cover, whereby all the tanks maay be quickly a body and a finish that is practically…

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