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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 9 (March 1873) (1873)

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a large kettle having a curved bale, A. Within is of which is keyed to a spindle which passes through the top a smaller vessel, 8, having a cover and bale, the lower of the case. This spindle is made in a single piece with the part of which, C, instead of being solid, is perforated. This tubular… … Water is placed in the large kettle, and the thing to be bular casting is closed, and being caused to fit tightly, by cooked in the small one, which, of. course, is tightly covered, the pressure of the steam, against the lower extremity of and set down in place. Then, when the boiling is finished,…

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