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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 7 (1905) (1905)

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- siderable amount of attention on the part of central venient positions within the cabin. There is a water- station managers, many of whom have improvised out- tight hatchway, H. The vessel is provided with a fits for this purpose. There has arisen a very general kerosene cooking stove, and that… … merged for twelve hours continuously from 6 A. M. to the high-tension end of the transformer. The switches TRANSFORMER FOR THAWING OUT FROZEN WATER 6 P. M. without coming to the surface for an instant. are of the inclosed-plug type, such as are used upon PIPES. During all this time the men did not…

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