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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 35 (May 1859) (1859)

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ented by F. P. excellent method of cooling summer drinks, —Patented by Ephraim Morris, of New ble of regulation, any temperature desired Pfleghar, of Whitney ville, Conn., and patent- obviating the necessity of placing a piece of York, July 5, 1845. This case is to be ed by him Jan. 25, 1859.… … an awl. The end, j*', of the arm, i, of the bar ed in huge rents, and was heaved up in tu- can be obtained. The tubes, T, are so placed invention should ba received with a welcome or rod extends out at right angles to its multuous waves, shattering the strongest in the dif-ks, D and D', that they…

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