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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 10 (September 1886) (1886)

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5 Holiday Street, Denver, Col. production of smoke and steam which has taken place economical use of such costly materials as gold and during the last three decades. But although we may silver compositions possible. Some of the glasses thus AN OIL CAN WITH WICK TUBE BESIDES A NOZZLE. admit this to… … ble coals, began boring them. At a depth of about 300 Wanted, a Gas IKeter. cioywwx. feet a stream of water was suddenly projected, with The following inquiry has been addressed to the edi- tor of this paper, which question we refer to our me- great force, from the bottom to a height thirty or…

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