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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 3 (July 1874) (1874)

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and roast meat at one and the tame time. that portion. Packing rings can be hence inserted with but It is claimed to steam potatoes perfectly in half an hour: The Wright patent double acting bucket plunger steam one cut in them, causing them, it is stated, to wear much and, in brief, will do any… … The self registering log, made by Captain Truman Hotch- with an ordinary coal stove. There is no smell from the lamp kisB, of Stratford, Conn., consists of a sort of clock which is terns (nine sizes) having been made for the purpose. Bronze Patent pending through the Scientific American Patent…

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