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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 9 (February 1885) (1885)

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s composed, and also the revolving cast ironshell or sleeve placed upon it. The slivers are dried by contact with the latter, and also by the heated air fromthe economizers below. The latter are heated by theexhaust steam; the air is obtained from a fan placed atthe back end of the machine near the… … Ex Governor Stanfords Educational Projects. In a recent interview with a reporter, Ex-Governor_Stanf ord, the California millionaire whose only son diedin Paris about one year ago, outlined some of his plansfor establishing educational institutions at Palo Altoas a monument to the memory of his…

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