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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 3 (July 1881) (1881)

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ough a lines, Fig. 1.) The shorter piece took an upward and west- traced. suitable system of suspended iron blast pipes, B, into the seve- ward course, making several back somersaults among the It is believed that some safer method of setting gas-heated ral furnaces, whence the gaseous products of… … he is very particular to procure the best of C. H. normal strength to such an extent that when the No. 1 plates for them. He testifies, referring to BOILEB EXPLOSION, POTTSVILLE, PA. fracture took place on the bottom of the boiler his admirable record books, that this boiler was the metal remaining…

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