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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 18 (May 1882) (1882)

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e sewage of a town SEWAGE MACHINE. Mr. Henry A. Sessions, of Palestine, Tex., has patented of 10,000 inhabitants. Of course, the great idea of treating The question of the purification and disposal of sewage sewage is to introduce the precipitating elements, to make an improved hand car in which… … Eoscoe, for every ton of soda oue end of a J-shaped bar at- MACHINE FOR PURIFYING SEWAGE. ash produced, from \% to 2 tached to the end of the car, tons of waste are formed and .this bar being of such length accumulates in enormous quantities. This waste contains at a great expense. Mr. Hanson's…

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