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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 11 (September 1871) (1871)

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be supposed that the groove and ball in place. Fig. 2 represents a shutter hinge in actual use. strength of a glue joint depends upon the quantity used ; those of smaller size, and modified somewhat in form to adapt it to We have been shown numerous certificates firom proprie- joints hold the best… … lower gage cock, the communication with the detector is sub- NEW TEST FOR KEROSENE OILS. The ball carries the weight of the gate around the pintle merged, and both tubes filled with water, the temperature of in an annular groove, forming a complete circle. The top which cannot exceed 212° Fahr.; at…

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