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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 22 (November 1873) (1873)

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feet; in Black Rock which serves as a screwdriver. The curved slots, J, corres- feet in length and 31 in width, joining which, at their ex- Harbor, 440 feet. There are nine spans in the portion on pond with longitudinal slots in the frame which guide the tremities, are cross wings, 42 feet front by… … cooling of the air and the wort. Besides, ice made artifici- time, but the ice breakers afforded ample protection, and ally by machinery is colder and therefore harder than natural ME. A. PAEDEE, FOtlNDEE OF PAEDEE HALL, cut to pieces blue ice two feet thick with comparative ease. ice, a fact which…

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