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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 6 (February 1873) (1873)

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rge made for a supply therefrom. The present winter has been a most favorable one for the unsuitable for its purpose by the proximity of the South — '•» »— Light. New York dealers. The harvesting of ice is now at its hight Eastern Railway, an extension of which took away part of According to the… … bocker Ice Company—en- hands the organization of the staffs of nurses of several of the London hospitals, joys fully one half. The various planes, plows, saws, eleva- whole universe is an immeasurable sea of highly attenuated tors, and the operations of ice harvesting generally, were and who gives…

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