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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 11 (March 1890) (1890)

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tube is fitted a float which lies on the top of the milk, to prevent excessive agitation or churning of it while the Alfred Cunningham was engineer and David Goehring can is in transit. The can also has a surface cooling top fireman. or cover made with an ice-receiving vessel, which fits The engine… … ing, and enables one man to easily handle a very heavy SHITH'S MILK CAN. had got on his feet and was walking back to where barrel. On the handle part of the truck frame is sup- his engine had stood. To a newspaper man Engineer ported a vertically adjustable concaved saddle, on nal flange, as shown…

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