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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 14 (April 1875) (1875)

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hich we illustrate. Both of them are loco- nomical devices, in this country and in Europe, have reached plan for storing ice without an ice house will prove useful. motive injectors, Fig. 1 showing a lifting injector, which is 15,000 in number. The present time, we may here remark, should betaken… … lets. As each layer is put on the stack, jectors with movable nozzles, or other l.-PRIEDMANN'S LIFTING WATER INJECTOR Fig. the ice should be thoroughly pounded contrivances liable to get out of order, both above and at the sides so as to form a huge block of ice, particulars address Messrs. Nathan…

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