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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 26 (December 1883) (1883)

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y be a matter of personal pride to «»<•►♦» be able to boast like Bounderby, Gradgrind's friend, but it open sewers running through the streets of New York," to ELECTRIC ALARM FOR STEAM BOILERS, ETC. have the perforated covers to the manholes in the streets, as may be a costly indulgence; for… … suggested that " the gases should be drawn out by the action ELECTRIC ALARM FOR STEAM BOILERS. and preventing excessive vibration. of forces which are constant and altogether independent of To avoid indistinct articulation and the ringing sounds atmospheric changes, and delivered into the external…

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