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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 25 (June 1880) (1880)

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ing fruit unbank nor replenish the fire until this is done. Accidents The device is intended for working tailings which are now have occurred and many boilers have been entirely ruined to this port, three of them being steamers (and they talk of thrown away as being too poor to pay for working by… … traction. " Are these bananas red or yellow?" was asked. EDISON'S UAGNETIC QBE SEPABATOB. 7. Exterior of Boiler.—Care should be taken that no water " The yellow bananas come from Jamaica and Aspinwall, of the ordinary methods. The concentration is effected by and the red bananas from Cuba. The…

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