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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 26 (1905) (1905)

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with the pantographic attachment re- confine the heat within the bowl, several rings of A patent has recently been granted to Messrs. Will- moved. Secured to the upper end of the board is a coiled wire are placed within, as indicated in the iam A. Worrell and Leslie Fish, of Van Buren, Ind., piece… … fuel known as “carbonettes,” which is really a this beam is held by a bolt in the main frame, which compressed mixture of lignite, such as is found A PORTABLE WATER HEATER, engages a slot in the end of the beam. The machine in abundance through Texas, and some of the so that the water surrounding…

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