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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 1 (July 1872) (1872)

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to ye nearest pond ly exploded, the boiler being under a pressure of but 105 lbs. or deepe streameof water, and there, in ye presence of said Cement from Sewage. of steam. Magistrate and of her accusors, be publicly ducked by said Anew method of disposing of sewage, by making it into The whole top… … which extended within one healthy, and very often at great AN EXPLODED L0C0M0TIVE.-[From a Photograph.] tenth of an inch of the outside expense. offioeria ye waters of sd p3nd or streame until shee shall surface, and that the thickness of sound iron varied from one The success of the new process…

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