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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 18 (May 1877) (1877)

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Suspend the vessel containing this mixture in not describe the effect so truthfully, says: The dyspeptic, as a rule, is not numbered among the hap- tion of the apparatus is both strong and simple, while its one of larger size containing water, and boil until the con- action is as rapid as is… … presented to it. The endless to pay attention to these mat- MACHEN'S ROTARY BRICK MACHINE. belt placed below the ma- ters, frequently outlive by chine, for the reception of many years their more robust finished bricks, is prevented from sagging by passing over a neighbors. The author cites the case…

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