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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 7 (1895) (1895)

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pe, A large bottle of stronger ammonia, in the hands of caustic fluid upon his arm, which was bared to the having steam and handling gear worked from the a clerk who was on a step ladder, having been broken shoulder. This accident left our friend with a bad platform. The engines are also fitted… … conducted to each of the main shaft bearings. Steam might be multiplied indefinitely, and almost every old down thefront of him, beneath his loose overalls. It drug store could furnish reminiscences of startling ex- can also be turned into the oil pipes to clean them out, was no fun for the young…

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