dirt from the pipe is caught between the generating steam for this purpose, but to generate it rapidly be easily overturned and occupies less space and is lighter valve and its seat while under pressure ; and a leak, however and continuously, with the expenditure of but little fuel. than others,… … the furnace portion. The inventor has, a vulcanized rubber disk, C, held securely by a screw forming DAVIS' PATENT CULINARY STEAM I GENERATOR. also, other arrangements of this device, a part of the upper disk, and a nut, as seen. Either A or B, adapting it on a larger scale to the generation of…
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