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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 20 (May 1873) (1873)

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eels, each of which is large enough cover, F, in one or two pieces, is laid over the top. is $15, will doubtless form a complete guide for those desiring to hold the contents of one boiler. The tracks on which The tub is first one quarter or one third filled with a so- to build mills, as it… … of direct fire in the boilers. Nearly fifty per cent of than the lower or reverse side, although they are embed- DIXON'S STRAW BOILER. ded deeply enough to remain fixed. The mill is guarded paper from ttraw and sixty per cent from esparto is ob- by officials night and day to prevent the abstraction…

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