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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 10 (1894) (1894)

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der pressure. In the hose or pipe is arranged an Calve and her phonograph. Two ejector with a tapering nozzle, and connected with a hours of each day she devotes entirely pipe carrying a regulating valve, the latter pipe being to it. On Sundays, as soon as the extended into a receptacle containing… … pipe creates a suction necting with fire boxes. The top of this chamber, as rp DISINFECTING “Nothing to be Learned from Americans. which automatically shown in Fig. 2, has perforations through which a draws in the disin- portion of the smoke may pass, the main central Mr. William H. Preece, of…

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