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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 19 (November 1871) (1871)

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ine, is acrid to after it has performed work ; as steam exhausts into the open curved or convex back surface. the taste, and so causticthat it blisters the skin if applied to it. air, or is condensed by contact with water, and then allowed The drum is made light near its center, and heavy at its to… … tities ; but, in the application of ammo- light particles escape from beneath the THE LONE STAR THRASHER. nia to ice making machines, this part of front edge of the concave cap. the Fahrenheit scale, and liberates ammoniacal gas rapidly The material is fed in very uniformly by the feed rollers, the…

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