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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 7 (1902) (1902)

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red quality of auto-sensitive- Institute but also at a brewery in Guttenburg, N. J., The stoker and furnace is the invention of Mr. ness. From the first the necessity for tapping the old where it was found that 10.20 pounds of water at 212 Frederick Girtanner, and is exhibited, manufactured coherer… … work to repair the fracture to save the propeller, and as there was no special hurry, cut away the plating AUTOMATIC STOKER FOR SMOKE CONSUMING of the roof of the shaft tunnel over the injury, in FURNACE. order to obtain light and room to carry out the repair thoroughly. Closer inspection proved…

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