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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 13 (September 1874) (1874)

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long stream of outward, its point will be uncovered and the trace readily one square foot in area, the total length will he 21,.381 miles attached. in length. Another great cause of tbe loss of heat, as before When used in plowing, the iron pin may be replaced with stated, is the quantity of heat… … area that it was previously; the blast was introduced above the new coals, and passes through them. As the coals begin to ignite, all the inflammable gases are forced through the pin may break and thus prevent injury to the plow. Pa- the fire, and at the same time mixed with air. The ad- tenttd…

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