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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 25 (June 1883) (1883)

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So- ripe fruit is macerated in water, and when reduced to a thin hibited as well as specimens of various articles which had ciety of Civil Engineers. Our diagrams are from larger pulp is strained to take out the seeds, cores, etc., and then been treated, consisting of stoves, ornamental castings,… … cent vapor is commonly observed. This is known to companies. The master car builder of the Boston and be due to the absorption of the rays emitted by tlie hot Albany Railroad says he has forty different kinds of brake vapor in the partially cooled envelope of its own substance heads and shoes,…

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