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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 25 (1894) (1894)

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been The most characteristic service of the patrol wagons, for many years one of the foremost aims of the in- A correspondent of the London Times says: ‘‘One however, is that which they perform at fires. Each ventor. of my children complained that a smell of burnt paper wagon carries eight pair of… … ly recognized by setting fire to a piece of feed water heater, and is then delivered it and blowing out the flame. In the ease of ordinary paper it will be found to the naphtha flaine, where its presence destroys noise. No skill is needed in the management that the vlow along the burnt edge is very…

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