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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 19 (May 1876) (1876)

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he oppo- on which the patent is based, is the glass body, a point of ad- site plate screws, so as to confine the rubber tightly. In this vantage which can hardly fail to be appreciated. It admits case the hub may be furnished with ribs adapted to recesses of seeing exactly how much oil is contained… … who recently communicated his observations to the Academy piece of Britannia metal, easily straightened if bent, and at- ceding form this precaution is unnecessary, as the rubber of Sciences. He found that if cow's milk is, immediately or tached to the can by a screw thread on the glass. The glass…

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