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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 18 (April 1872) (1872)

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sive smell imparted to the air which trived apparatus for the purpose of heating buildings. years ago, when what is now called the " flashing system " has been overheated. Provision is also made in this furnace For further information address Holcomb & Gould, of was introduced, which has since been… … cording as the heat increases. By means of printed matter, that has turned yellow, are com- HOLCOMB S HOT AIR EUKflAOE. the sliding rod, K, the lower end of the rod, pletely restored by being immersed in this pre- M, is moved nearer to or farther from the fulcrum of the Painesville, Ohio, in whom…

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