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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 15 (April 1885) (1885)

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about two acres in ex- stirred into 100 grammes of fine fatty copal varnish into the building and operates a valve in the water tent. The population is 79; the school attendance is warmed to 75° C. If the acetate of copper is exceedingly 13. It is the home of one of the present proprietors of pipe.… … In each aperture a spherical nut is placed from was current at least forty years ago. It is a recipe PROTECTOR FOR WATER PIPES AGAINST FREEZING. for cutting glass with shears or scissors. The state- the outside; extending through the nuts are the ends of a screw having right and left threads, ment…

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