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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 12 (September 1884) (1884)

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er edge of the vertical plate, above The materials are immersed for six or eight hours in this end parts of this pipe extend tubes down at the opposite which is a lever formed of u wide plate, and pivoted lo the solution at the temperature of ebullition. They quickly be- sides of the fire box, and… … HEDGES STEAM BOILEB. The machine will also, with equal facility, dress each BROADBBOOES' IMFBOVED MECHANICAL MOVEMENT. strip into a different product, the lumber being made with- with one of which the feed pipe is connected, while the out feather edges, but with a beveled edge tongue that is other…

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