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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 4 (July 1869) (1869)

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es, everything failed until Lesperance's ventilator It is then drawn toward the operator with a gentle pressure. was tried. The latter was placed in every window of the The tool emits a peculiar singing sound as the edge cuts the asylum, and found to completely ventilate the building. glass. He… … vessels, in both instances, with zinc, and that by almost the identical means now followed in the so- it can be used with great facility, that it is not liable to get called galvanized iron manufacture. The term " galvanizing," out of order or break, and that it will cut glass even more long known…

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