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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 16 (October 1885) (1885)

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The fuel used is either coal, coke, or wood. ^The bak- mechanism. cumference by twenty-four carbon filaments, one-fifth ing is not begun until the oven has reached a tempera- The lower part is supported by four iron legs in the of an inch from each other. If each of these filaments ture of between… … not get it Saturday after- heat throughout the entire Fig. 2,-DATHIS'S BREAD OVEN. noon it seems as if the mass of the oven. Water wheels of the week -had is introduced into the iron somewhere lost a cog, and I go home from my place of necessary to obtain such temperature in a six foot oven plate…

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