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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 15 (April 1866) (1866)

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r, A, and the mill the other, tip the brick out on the table, from whence haps some of the cases of fire from supposed 'spon- taneous combustion ' are due to electricity from ma- chinery. The subject is an interesting one for in- vestigation, and probably a profitable one." Valentine found that the… … GARB'S BRICK MACHINE. it is afterward removed. These are the details, and set in motion by the action of a sweep in the head, It has been ascertained by means of the Sirene in the model they work well. B. This pulverizes and intimately mixes the clay by that the wings of the mosquito vibrate at the…

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