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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 4 (January 1896) (1896)

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hose lower end has a link ject of the bent tube was to allow of the escape of the the whole time. I put my potatoes into old barrels or connection with a pivoted rock arm, the lower end of air when water was poured in and to give exit to the small boxes, so as to get them warm easier than in a… … Fig. 3.-THE SOURCE. Fig. 2.-E0LIPYLE CHIMNEY. Fig. 1,-HERON'S TUBULAR BOILER. vented the projection of water through the cup, L. and quicker they will sprout. When the potatoes get vertically in the anvil, and the lower end of the tool In the figure is seen a closed compartment into which large…

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