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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 9 (February 1881) (1881)

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an improved refrigerator for supplying cars with cold the draught may be applied at either end of the harrow. principally designed for borders. air. The refrigerator is stationary, consisting of an ice box Mr. C. Gordon Buchanan, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has pa- The engraving shows the invention so… … slots, a bar, sliding in the perforation, a crossbar Lawrence, to Exeter, N. H., over 150 miles, APPARATUS FOR DECORATING ENAMELED SURFACES attached to the sliding bar and working in the which is worked successfully. The telephone cross slots, pivoted horizontal bars, pivoted tri- business between…

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