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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 19 (November 1877) (1877)

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, gave less light than either a 1-foot or ly%-foot burn- The Columbia, Ohio, water works, which are upon the 111., and elsewhere, where its employment, we are informed, er using the petroleum gas, pressures being the same in Holly system, have now been in operation about seven has proved uniformly… … ented a new method of preserving the juice of lemons, cur- rants, oranges, and other fruits. He mixes the juice, with washing vat, C, and thence it goes to the receiver. Fig. 8.-THE WEEN PORTABLE GAS WORKS. We are informed that such an apparatus as is exhibited in or without sugar, with any kind of…

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