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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 7 (February 1886) (1886)

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n which the bricks are laid header mechanism that causes it to act- is admired, but it is Public Analysts, a paper was read by Dr. Otto Grothe and stretcher alternately in the same course, and for difficult at first to grasp the fundamental principle on the brewing of beer as practiced in New York… … around the first pencil, and so on, until the last slit ammonia ice machines, and they have done away Tig. 1.-SHTTTTLES AND HEDDLE MADE OF C&BDBOABD. in the heddle is reached. After this, in order with the cooling pan altogether. Smaller con- cerns work with natural ice, which is considered to…

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