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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 14 (October 1888) (1888)

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his, the comet shops were used for making every part of the vessel. single stove has been devised by Mr. Henry Mead, of will be a brilliant object in November. The average individual who has heard of Herreshoff this city. As this idea is very simple, and is unpatented, would very likely expect to… … strength, capable of 800 horse power. Her contraca International line, completed and uncompleted, from SIMPLE ATTACHMENT FOB STOVES. calls for 17 miles an hour. The interior will be a Acambaro on the former, 177 miles west of Mexico, model of beauty and safety. The woodwork is of north to Laredo,…

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