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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 5 (July 1866) (1866)

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r Many of our farmers raise broom corn, and they Majesty gave Mr. Tilt several long sittings, and has publication. have been in the habit of utilizing such portions of now expressed her unqualified approval of the water- An Immense Temple of the Muses. the product as did not find a ready market, by… … sheets of metal, binding them together, and passing and in spite of rain falling at the time, burned and this they have been assisted by our inventors, who the current from a Bunsen's battery through them. smoked away all there was combustible about it. have contrived receptacles for the broom, so…

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