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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 30 (April 1859) (1859)

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invention was patented Feb. 1, 1859, been built in the grate, the volatile products G. C. Jennison, of Ware, Mass., and forms the and any further particulars may be obtained of combustion will escape into the flues, by subject of the present illustration, which is a from the inventor by addressing… … against these while they are being rotated, Ever since that little affair between our they quickly cut their way through it, sepa- common mother and the snake, mankind have rating all the core except the center. In this been fond of apples, and the numerous varie- tubular shaft, E, lies a curved…

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