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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 2 (July 1884) (1884)

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the height it attained in each roller is fastened a sheet of strong paper muslin, to the the former trial, but the grenades burst by the heat when the outer edge of which is attached a slat fitting in the groove. temperature had reached about 180^ Fah., and the fire was Sheets fastened to the… … tity. The most curious thing about the well is the fact that BEOWN'S INDEX EOE JOUENALS, LETTEE FILES, ETC. SHAW & CHIDLEY'S DEVICE FOR SECURING BOX COVERS. in digging the last fifty feet the workmen in the well had to ruled and divided into vertical columns, on which the wear heavy clothing and…

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