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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 38 (June 1853) (1853)

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erome B. Greene, of Worcester, Mass., has and their attachment while the cloth is pass- ries within the cup, to prevent the cloth from efficient methods for accomplishing this pur- taken measures to secure a patent for a new ing through the temple. sliding lrom the temple, or the cloth may be pose… … The annexed engravings are representations for the purpose of accomplishing the object ved to bubble up through D,itis an indication A pipe, C, from the receiver, conveys the of an apparatus for cooling the air in warm above named, has been invented by Archi- that the air pipe, c, is too much…

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