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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 17 (April 1890) (1890)

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ection of life and property. From public. Frick, mechanical engineers, Waynesboro, Pa. It is the committee's report we make the following abstract; an evaporator specially designed for drying cut fruits, " As already indicated, there are two questions upon " Representatives of the various electric… … special purposes (such as in drying raisins, Herr Huth thinks chimneys are usually FRICK'S COMMERCIAL EVAPORATOR "SIMOON." prunes, etc.) exactly the reverse process. By made too narrow, and the mischief is ag- operating the crank the other way, the ini- gravated by increasing their height, so fuel…

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