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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 20 (May 1871) (1871)

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laced in namely, the power to adjust the gate so as to compensate grain to 170° Fah., retained for ten or fifteen minutes, then the exact position it occupied before removal for the with- quickly reduced to about 145°, and the malt required for sac- for wea*, and prevent leakage and other… … ity exists, but, according to the Lancet, without time than would be the case were they dispensed BKOWN'S IMPROVED FLASK GUIDE. guccess. Dr. Pye-Smith takes up the question, with. and, disposing of the theories that left-handedness is to be These improvements were patented April 18, 1871, by…

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