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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 17 (April 1881) (1881)

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ASK. cylindrical blocks longitudinally grooved in their fiat faces, At present the number of alarm stations established in The engraving shows an improved cooling cask recently and having midway in their grooves rectangular or fiat seats Chicago is about one hundred, and it is expected that the… … rangement of the parts being such COOLING CASK FOR BEER AND OTHER LIQUIDS instead of bottles. that in tying a package the plate is Further particulars in regard to this laid upon the package, and the cord then passed around it, number will be more than doubled during the year. The Mr. William…

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