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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 2 (January 1883) (1883)

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estroying the flower, In the face of each half coupling there is an annular space verted into the burning-oil reservoir while yet as light as curiously enough imparted to the petals a flaccidity resem- for the packing ring, which makes the joint tight. 63° to 65°. ~ bling that of the petals nf the… … The value of the material is estimated at Ifid. per pound by a hot water bath. A wire is placed a quarter of an inch weight; and the machine is stated to require as little atten- above the rim of the vessel, and when a thermometer whose tion and to work as cheaply as a gas engine. bulb is submerged…

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